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.

  • An open letter to readers of student newspapers

    By November 9, 2013

    Campus newspapers like the Sheaf are written by students, for students and about  students. However, every student is different, so chances are you’re going absolutely hate some of the articles published throughout your time at our glorious institution — and that’s okay.

  • Cultural outfits are not Halloween costumes

    By October 30, 2013

    Halloween is not an opportunity or an excuse to offend someone or an entire cultural group because you’re trying to be ironic, funny or hot.

  • Let’s talk about our feelings

    By October 12, 2013

    Having emotional support in life can make or break who you become, what you do and who you choose to be with.

  • What’s standard about English?

    By October 6, 2013

    With so many dialects of English spoken world wide, is one really more valid than another?

  • G is for Get rid of rape culture

    By October 4, 2013

    While the sexist chant at Saint Mary’s University was criticized and publicized negatively, the culture that perpetuates those ideas continues to thrive.

  • A new testament to the Bible as literature

    By September 21, 2013

    Should the Bible be studied for non-religious reasons? A look at the Bible as literature.

  • Let’s talk about sex and dating

    By September 14, 2013

    Love is in the air. You’re coming back to school looking toned, tanned and ready to flirt. And now it’s time to find love — or at least some fall fun.

  • Don’t be that person

    By September 7, 2013

    A look at the recent advertisements that promote the prevention of sexual assaults.