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 August 24, 2012

    A protein found in semen has been shown to cause the female brain to trigger ovulation.

    An international team of scientists led by University of Saskatchewan veterinary biomedical sciences professor Gregg Adams made the discovery and published their findings Aug. 20 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

  • Line In The Sand: USask students track path of Enbridge pipeline

    By August 22, 2012

    For 14 days in late July and early August, two University of Saskatchewan students travelled the 1,772-kilometre route of Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline. During this time they took photos, captured video and documented the personal stories of residents of the communities along the pipeline’s projected path.

  • Green thumbs unite during annual Hort Week

    By July 15, 2012

    Gardeners from far and wide polished their green thumbs last week during the University of Saskatchewan’s ever-growing Hort Week.

  • Children’s Hospital of Saskatchewan to be built by late 2016

    By July 13, 2012

    Early schematics of the Children’s Hospital of Saskatchewan were unveiled Thursday, giving students and residents of Saskatoon their first look at the $230-million addition to the Royal University Hospital.

  • Protests target Ethiopian politician’s visit to University of Saskatchewan

    By June 17, 2012

    The University of Saskatchewan says it was only made aware of an Ethiopian politician’s alleged controversial behaviour a few days prior to his arrival on campus but that had it found out about the accusations against Shiferaw Shigute earlier, it still would have welcomed him to the U of S.

  • UPDATE (18/6/2012): Arrest made in connection with recent sexual assault on campus

    By May 25, 2012

    A 22-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a recent sexual assault that occurred on campus, says an email sent out to all U of S faculty, staff and students today.

  • Medical college braces for restructuring: with a faculty in distress, College of Medicine goes forward with new strategy

    By May 25, 2012

    A full house of doctors packed the Neatby-Timlin theatre May 17 to plead that council reject a recommendation from university administration to rethink the strategy of the college.

  • BRIEF: Sexual assault on campus

    By May 24, 2012

    A woman was sexually assaulted by a male in a campus parking lot early in the afternoon on May 23. According to an email recently sent to all University students and faculty, the suspect approached the woman at around 1:00 p.m. and convinced her to join him in a parking lot just off of Seminary Crescent, where the suspect sexually assaulted the victim and then fled on foot.

    The victim was not physically harmed during the incident.