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.

Culture

  • Of teaching and learning Cree

    By January 19, 2013

    Cree, like other First Nations languages, is endangered — that much is clear. According to one former First Nations University (FNUniv) student, the University’s teaching system is a big part of the problem.

  • Powder Blue set to release first EP

    By January 18, 2013

    Powder Blue describe themselves as “the soundtrack to your dreams and nightmares.” The local group, combining members from very different Saskatoon bands, blends psychedelic rock and grunge to create music both eerie and hypnotic.

  • Listen up sick students: there’s nothing fishy about the preventative power of vitamins and Omega-3

    By January 17, 2013

    Taking your Flintstones isn’t the only way to repel the flu; there are several ways to get your required daily intake of nutrients outside of the medicine aisle.

  • We The Artists showcase music, drama, art this Saturday

    By January 16, 2013

    For the second year in what will hopefully become a long running tradition, student group We The Artists will showcase their work Jan. 19 at TCU Place. The event, also known as We The Artists, presents art, music and drama from students all across campus.

  • The Wanderer drifts into Snelgrove Gallery

    By January 11, 2013

    Wandering is a shared part of the human experience.

    Susan Varga, an MFA student at the University of Saskatchewan, explores this notion in her exhibit, The Wanderer, currently on display at the Snelgrove Gallery.

  • For optimum energy and nutritional intake, try juicing! (No, not that kind)

    By January 11, 2013

    Juices are touted as one of the most effective ways to get your daily servings of fruits and vegetables. By separating the liquid from your produce you create a highly concentrated source of nutrients, making it easy to meet daily nutritional requirements.

  • The Banff Mountain film festival is coming to the prairies next week

    By January 9, 2013

    Saskatoon’s landscape won’t be so flat this week— at least not when it comes to culture. The Banff Mountain Film Festival’s world tour will be rolling through the city Jan. 14.

  • Saskatoon’s Theatre Naught delves into Shakespeare

    By January 3, 2013

    Saskatoon’s newest theatre company, Theatre Naught, is bringing King Lear to the stage as its first and possibly only production.