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 May 5, 2013

    As the supervising technical director at Pixar, University of Saskatchewan graduate Sanjay Bakshi has landed what many people would consider a dream job.

  • A look at Monsters University

    By May 5, 2013

    Director Dan Scanlon and producer Kori Rae discuss the upcoming film with the Sheaf.

  • Raleigh comes to town

    By April 30, 2013

    Musical trio Raleigh are a difficult band to peg down.

  • Bioshock Infinite takes to the heavens

    By April 7, 2013

    Bioshock Infinite is an incredible thrill ride of a game that transcends expectations and contains some of the most memorable environments and characters to date. It needs to be experienced firsthand to be believed.

  • Tyler, the Creator howls to his own beat

    By April 5, 2013

    An hour inside Tyler, the Creator’s head is an intense and frightening experience, but it’s a trip you should definitely take.

  • Student receives province’s first National Student Fellowship

    By March 27, 2013

    Victoria Cowan’s love of volunteering and community involvement has led her to be the first University of Saskatchewan student to receive a 3M National Student Fellowship.

  • Fun and campus: the not-so dynamic duo

    By September 6, 2012

    I don’t understand school spirit. I mean, sure, I should care about the school I’m attending and support it, if only because if no one did the school would be unable to keep up the budget to maintain classes that I am interested in and whatever.

  • Saskatoon bands nominated for Sirius Independent Canadian Music Awards

    By March 17, 2012

    The nominations have been announced for Sirius XM’s 12th Annual Independent Music Awards and several Saskatoon bands are nominated. The awards celebrate the best in the Canadian and International independent music scene. This gives artists and bands that normally don’t get quite as much recognition a time to shine. However, by independent, they mean artists like Feist and bands like Mother Mother, so do not expect your favorite obscure Canadian folk punk band to make an appearance.