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.

  • Indigenous students make first public statement since call to action

    By March 8, 2018

    On March 6, separate press conferences were held by the ISC and Jacqueline Ottmann of the university administration, regarding a call to action from the ISC.

  • From affection to appreciation: Singing valentines see it all

    By February 15, 2018

    The Love Notes sit down with the Sheaf for a question-and-answer session to discuss the details of delivering valentines on campus.

  • Preparing for the worst: Student associations face liability risks at events

    By February 9, 2018

    Students may not realize the risks associated with hosting events, from pub crawls to potlucks.

  • U of S Biology Club supports SPCA with BioScan

    By February 2, 2018

    The triennial BioScan event returns, offering students volunteer and charitable opportunities.

  • Rink in the Bowl well-received by campus community

    By January 25, 2018

    Students discuss how they feel now that the Rink in the Bowl is fully operational.

  • Study-abroad options cater to student interests

    By January 25, 2018

    Students can take advantage of the study-abroad programs offered in their colleges, for longer or shorter trips.

  • City fails to get student input on Bus Rapid Transit

    By January 18, 2018

    To counteract a lack of consultation, the USSU will conduct surveys among students in hopes of impacting the new bus plan before implementation.

  • NDP leadership candidates engage with student issues at campus debate

    By January 13, 2018

    Candidates for the provincial NDP leadership race share their top platform points affecting students.