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 January 6, 2018

    As its value continues to increase, cryptocurrency has captured the imagination of the global market.

  • Halloween: Celebrating the binge holidays as an adult

    By October 25, 2017

    Drinking culture can be harmful — consider your vices during Halloween celebrations.

  • Please stop giving history a facelift

    By October 6, 2017

    Buildings with rich histories deserve to wear their age — renovations should keep preservation in mind.

  • Is it time for DSS to take a new name?

    By September 24, 2017

    The term “disability” is going out of vogue, so maybe it’s time to rebrand our services for students.

  • What windowsill lemons might mean for the future of food sovereignty

    By September 18, 2017

    Localizing produce in innovative ways is perhaps a solution to economic disparity.

  • Saskatoon’s newest coffee roasters make coffee a positive experience for all

    By September 12, 2017

    July 2017 saw the Broadway area welcome Venn Coffee Roasters. Tucked in behind Amigos, this coffee shop offers more than just great espresso and Norwegian-inspired pastries.

  • Drop the frat act: Setting a positive example during Welcome Week

    By September 1, 2017

    It’s that time of year again — Welcome Week, where campus floods with disoriented faces, SaskTel sponsored giveaways, and most anticipated by returning students, beer gardens.

  • U of S and FSIN make a lasting commitment to Indigenous students

    By February 19, 2017

    On Feb. 2 at the Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Student Centre, University of Saskatchewan President Peter Stoicheff and Chief Bobby Cameron of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations signed a Memorandum of Understanding, formalizing and cementing a commitment to the learning outcomes of the university’s Indigenous students.