THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

  • By March 24, 2014

    The Huskies women’s hockey team returned from the Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championship with their first ever bronze medal.

  • Saskatoon co-hosts Wings for Life World Run

    By March 22, 2014

    On May 4, 2014 Saskatoon runners will line up to take part in a global race that will take place simultaneously across six continents in over 35 locations. The Wings for Life World Run is the first event of its kind: a race with no finish line.

  • Huskies in the hunt for University Cup glory

    By March 21, 2014

    The best university men’s hockey teams in the country will descend on Saskatoon’s Credit Union Centre from March 19 – 23 for the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship.

  • Huskies are top dog in Canada West

    By March 12, 2014

    The Huskies women’s basketball team proved they are the best in the west after claiming the Canada West title, and will advance to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship to face off against the best teams in the country.

  • Huskies finish third in Canada West, advance to nationals

    By March 6, 2014

    The Huskies men’s basketball team will return from the Canada West final four tournament with bronze medals in tow.

  • Women’s basketball advances to final four

    By March 6, 2014

    After a slow start the Huskies women’s basketball team came back to defeat the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds and advance to the Canada West final four. The Dogs lost the opening game but recovered to win the next two.

  • University Council defeats TransformUS motion

    By March 6, 2014

    On Feb. 27, University Council defeated a non-confidence motion in TransformUS put forth by English professor Len Findlay.

  • Women’s hockey wins first ever Canada West title

    By March 5, 2014

    It took 17 hard-fought periods but the Huskies women’s hockey team won their first ever Canada West title over the University of Regina Cougars two games to one.