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 April 6, 2022

    From a small schoolhouse to multiple campuses across the province, the Sheaf looks at how the U of S has evolved across the years.

  • USask students respond to denied provincial funding for Saskatchewan’s only safe consumption site

    By April 5, 2022

    Saskatchewan has the highest rates of HIV/AIDS in the country, but beneficial resources are still denied government support.

  • USask-led research project explores campus sexual violence using interactive theatre techniques

    By April 4, 2022

    The team hopes to spark productive conversations surrounding sexual violence on Canadian campuses.

  • ‘This certificate will give these students a home’: Interdisciplinary queer studies program to be introduced this spring

    By March 27, 2022

    The certificate will highlight the multifaceted nature of sexuality and gender to enhance students’ specialization in their field of study.

  • Opinions | Dear diary: Deconstructed journaling and the importance of mundane details 

    By March 23, 2022

    Journaling doesn’t have to be difficult and it can take many different forms.

  • “Together we rise”: USSU hosts annual Women in Leadership Gala on International Women’s Day

    By March 15, 2022

    The event raised funds for YWCA Saskatoon through a series of panel discussions and performances.

  • Go with your gut: The link between your brain and gut microbiome is closer than you think

    By March 15, 2022

    It can be difficult to stomach the stresses of life, but the answers might have been living inside you all along.

  • USask researchers receive federal funding to enhance sexual health curriculum in collaboration with Indigenous communities

    By March 9, 2022

    A community-driven program aims to incorporate diverse Indigenous voices into an improved sexual health curriculum for Indigenous youth.