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.

News

  • By April 10, 2011

    For the second time in the last three weeks, students’ council voted down building a social justice centre at the University of Saskatchewan next year.

  • Infographic: USSU Election Results

    By April 9, 2011

    In case you missed it in our last print edition of the year, here are the results of the 2011 USSU Election – in glorious infographic format.

  • Smartphone text harder to comprehend: study

    By April 9, 2011

    Reading comprehension from a smartphone screen is as low as half of that when reading from a standard desktop monitor, according to a recent study by a University of Alberta research team.

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  • Agros active on campus

    By April 7, 2011

    Imagine you are an engineering student, heading to the lounge for a break. You come to an abrupt stop when, there, blocking your path, is a blue Minneapolis Moline 1947 tractor.

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  • BRIEF: Cannabis Cup hits Saskatoon

    By April 7, 2011

    This summer, pot enthusiasts from across the province will gather in Saskatoon for the first-annual Prairie Medicinal Cannabis Cup.

  • Sick of democratic elections? Vote Conservative

    By April 7, 2011

    We have a responsibility to participate in democracy and to vote (or else actively work to find another system of government). I could be wrong, but I think Canadians still value democracy.

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  • Can PAWS solve voter apathy?

    By April 7, 2011

    Matthew Eldstrom has an idea: to have a voting mechanism available on PAWS to enable strategic voting. The tool would allow students to see previous vote distributions for their riding and have a rough idea of their preferred candidate’s likelihood of winning.

  • Lutheran Theological Seminary picking up the slack as Arts and Science cuts language classes

    By April 6, 2011

    The Saskatoon Theological Union will offer Japanese among its other introductory language courses. After receiving a request from a member of the Religious Studies department, the Union decided to go ahead with the program.