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 18, 2016

    City of Saskatoon launches phase two of its Protected Bike Lane Demonstration Project with new designated bike lanes along a section of Fourth Avenue, some members of the University of Saskatchewan community are skeptical.

  • Women’s Centre addresses stigma in pro-choice awareness campaign

    By March 24, 2016

    In preparation for this year’s Pro-Choice Awareness Week, volunteers from the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union Women’s Centre met on Mar. 17 to review talking points on the contentious issue of reproductive choice.

  • Aglukark offers hope and healing with U of S fellowship

    By March 17, 2016

    Juno Award-winning and internationally renowned singer-songwriter Susan Aglukark has been developing and teaching a first-year music class

  • Marijuana symposium fires up discussion

    By March 3, 2016

    In light of what could be a political sea of change surrounding the legalization and regulation of marijuana, the University of Saskatchewan College of Arts and Science hosted a symposium on Feb. 25 and 26

  • This life of Lane’s: Local singer finds serendipity

    By February 25, 2016

    Saskatoon singer-songwriter Jen Lane’s highly anticipated new album is a labour of love

  • Sexually transmitted infections research ongoing at U of S

    By February 14, 2016

    Sexually transmitted infections are on the rise among youth, and two U of S professors who study HIV/ AIDS share some key points

  • Best study spots: Off-campus edition

    By February 5, 2016

    When life presents distractions at home or school, situating ourselves in that perfect off-campus study spot can be a key ingredient to student success

  • Indigenous content to be implemented in all U of S degree programs

    By February 5, 2016

    University Council formally responded in favour of a motion calling on the institution to implement Indigenous content in all degree programs.