What happened to MacGregor: U of S breaks silence on missing psychology professor
Psychology Professor Michael MacGregor disappeared from class mid-semester.
‘Those offers are not generous; they’re insulting’: Bargaining between U of S, CUPE 1975 breaks down
Pension plans and wage increases are at the heart of the bargaining disagreement between 1,900 workers and the U of S.
Trash talk: Waste audit finds 60 per cent of campus waste can be diverted from landfill
Styrofoam, which is only available in Lower Place Riel, was found in great amounts.
Saskatchewan government not currently planning to make student fees optional
USSU general manager believes government grants are a start but more can be done for accessible post-secondary education.
Students to face $20 increase in student fees after students’ council vote
Undergraduates will pay more to the Infrastructure Fee, the USSU Student Fee, the Transit Fee and the Health and Dental Plan.
Saskatoon’s newest cannabis retailer looks to light up Riversdale
Kiaro’s goal is to change both the way people think about and purchase cannabis.
Who will represent international students if the ISA goes MIA?
In 2017, an executive team led by Nancy Eze brought back the International Students’ Association, which represents and advocates for all international students at the University of Saskatchewan. Only a year later, the ISA has stopped their activities after no one attended their annual elections. When planning the return of the ISA, Eze, fourth-year physiology…
Empty wallet or empty stomach: How palatable is Canada’s Food Guide?
The new food guide emphasizes healthy eating habits, variety and plants.
Campus rally supports Indigenous Peoples March in Washington, D.C., and Unist’ot’en
Speakers at the rally identify issues with breaching the gap between youth and Elder perspectives.
REASSESSING RESOURCES: Examining campus mental health following tragedy
Administration and student leaders speak on the efficacy and quality of Usask’s mental-health resources.