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.

Features

  • From classifying education to ranking degrees, is there a hierarchy on campus between U of S colleges?

    By February 7, 2015

    Everyone likes to think their college and degree of choice is better than everyone else’s, but does this translate to a hierarchy between colleges at the University of Saskatchewan?

  • Young artists get their hands dirty Smudges and Stains

    By February 1, 2015

    In a city like Saskatoon that has such a blooming creative community, it’s often difficult for up-and-coming artists to make a name for themselves. However, local artist Jenna Mann is looking to change that with her new creation.

  • A call to arms: Idle No More message still resounds across the country

    By January 24, 2015

    Since 2012, the four founders of Idle No More have spoken at the United Nations, been named among the top 100 leading global thinkers by Foreign Policy Magazine and internationally hailed for their advocacy for the environment and for indigenous peoples.

  • U of S cheer team brings home national championship

    By January 16, 2015

    It’s been a big year for the University of Saskatchewan’s Cheerleading team. After competing at the Power Cheerleading Athletics national championships in Brampton, On. in November 2014 the team landed first place and brought home gold.

  • Ebola: What you need to know

    By December 2, 2014

    Get up to date on ebola and what’s being done about it.

  • U of S soccer teams enjoy best year in program history

    By November 20, 2014

    Taking home a Canada West championship as well as a bronze medal, the University of Saskatchewan’s soccer programs experienced the best season in the institution’s history.

  • Profiling Sexual Violence

    By November 17, 2014

    People who victimize men and women, violate their physical space and cause lasting emotional damage should be brought to justice, and victims given the reconcilliation they deserve.

  • 2014 / 2015 Canadian NHL preview

    By October 13, 2014

    Last year was a disappointing season for a majority of Canadian hockey fans as seven of our eight teams failed to make the playoffs. This year promises to be different with a few teams ready to take the next step, as well as a couple teams who made big off-season moves in hopes to be competitive now.