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.

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  • By January 23, 2013

    The financial situation at the U of S is a complicated issue. We’ve broken it down into the core components for easy consumption so you can get up to speed with what you need to know.

  • High hopes: attitudes around cannabis shifting in Canada

    By January 19, 2013

    Want to get high? With the Liberal Party of Canada adding marijuana legalization to their platform last year, along with the recent legalization for recreational use in Washington state and Colorado, it looks like a lot of people do.

  • Government loses personal information of 583,000 students in Canada Student Loans Program

    By January 19, 2013

    A division of the Canadian federal government has lost a hard drive containing the personal information of 583,000 clients of the Canada Student Loans Program.

  • Survey: what are your thoughts on the financial situation at the U of S?

    By January 18, 2013

    Where do you stand on the financial situation at the University of Saskatchewan?

    Let us know! Take a few minutes to answer the questions

  • Liberal Party leadership hopeful Marc Garneau visits U of S

    By January 17, 2013

    Astronaut-turned-politician Marc Garneau made a campaign pit stop on campus Jan. 11. Garneau, who’s in the race for leader of the Liberal Party, lunched and chatted with students and supporters in the Education Building.

  • Students to showcase their work during Student Project Symposium

    By January 16, 2013

    Booths will line the Arts Tunnel Jan. 24 as usual, but a lot of them won’t be selling anything. The Student Project Symposium is setting up shop. The symposium is an oppurtunity for University of Saskatchewan students to showcase their projects.

  • Updated: U of S to layoff 40 employees over the next three weeks

    By January 14, 2013

    The University of Saskatchewan is set to lay off about 40 employees over the next three weeks as part of a campus-wide audit of its workforce meant to axe spending in the face of a growing budget deficit.

  • TransformUS financial plan aims to save University of Saskatchewan $20 to 25 million

    By January 11, 2013

    Budget cuts are on the way for the University of Saskatchewan, according to a letter from the university president sent to all students, faculty and staff today.