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.

  • CJUS for the rest of us: Bring back campus radio

    By October 29, 2016

    Did you know the University of Saskatchewan used to have its own radio station?

  • White Privilege Symposium highlights difficulty in discussing privilege

    By October 23, 2016

    A Canadian university was recently host to the annual White Privilege Symposium.

  • Decision 2016: The Sheaf sits down with mayoral candidates

    By October 16, 2016

    The Saskatoon municipal election is coming up on Oct. 26.

  • The grass is greener: Why we’re stuck in the USSU

    By October 9, 2016

    While student unions exist to serve and represent the best interests of students, an argument against their mandatory nature seems to be slowly gaining steam across the country, and for interesting reasons.

  • Downtown arena discussion the beginning of the future

    By September 25, 2016

    With a new city council soon to take office, the possibility of a new downtown arena in Saskatoon will likely become a louder conversation. While this may seem like a benign subject, it is actually the start of a very logical, yet exciting, fantasy.

  • City growth an opportunity for Saskatoon to better itself

    By September 25, 2016

    Questions of the relative modernity and sophistication of Saskatoon are perennial discussion points among citizens of this city.

  • What do you wish you had known in your first year?

    By September 12, 2016

    With a new year on the horizon, scores of new students will be flooding the halls of the University of Saskatchewan in their ongoing pursuit of higher education.

  • Better understanding the ASSU

    By September 4, 2016

    While it serves the single largest college on campus, the Arts and Science Students’ Union could easily appear to operate in its own bubble. I spoke with the ASSU to get a better idea of what they do, what they’ll be doing this year and what they wish more students knew about them.