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 November 19, 2016

    On Nov. 21, well-known author of The Book of Negroes and The Illegal, Lawrence Hill, will be speaking at the University of Saskatchewan for the annual College of Arts and Science book club presentation.

  • Suicide crisis in Northern Saskatchewan sparks discussion about need for funding

    By November 18, 2016

    Six young girls have taken their lives in Northern Saskatchewan, all within a few weeks, causing heartbreak all over the province.

  • Student panelists combat misconceptions of asexuality

    By November 6, 2016

    Asexuality is a lesser known identity in the LGBTQ community, and the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union Pride Centre is working to build awareness about this identity and challenge misconceptions.

  • University of Saskatchewan libraries and all they have to offer

    By November 5, 2016

    Libraries are an essential part of a university student’s life

  • Acclaimed Canadian writer receives honorary doctor of letters

    By October 21, 2016

    On Oct. 22, one of Canada’s most accomplished writers, William Deverell, will receive an honorary doctor of letters from the University of Saskatchewan.

  • Lecture on Islamophobia aims to encourage dialogue among students

    By October 15, 2016

    With the increase of tension between Muslim and non-Muslim students on campuses across Canada in the years following the War on Terror, interactions between the two groups are becoming increasingly difficult.

  • Using YouTube to help with university

    By October 9, 2016

    YouTube can be good for a laugh and pleasant distraction, but it also has many channels that university students can use to their benefit when it comes to their education.

  • Mental Health Awareness Week: USSU helps students cope with stress

    By September 30, 2016

    While taking care of mental health is something that many students often neglect, self-care is an important part of staying healthy as a university student. To increase students’ knowledge on this issue, the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union is hosting Mental Health Awareness Week.