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 September 9, 2010

    The contested cold beverage agreement with Coca Cola finished June 2010, two years after the agreement was originally slated to end.

  • BRIEF: Change in tuition payment

    By September 9, 2010

    As of Sept. 1, U of S students can no longer pay tuition by Visa.

  • No toothpaste necessary: A dental revolution

    By September 8, 2010

    University of Saskatchewan dental researchers have been working on the world stage studying the cleaning properties of a Japanese-made solar toothbrush. The Soladey-J3X is already on the market in Asia and Europe, as well as online, but the company approached the U of S to perform an independent study.

  • A guide to getting free stuff during Welcome Week

    By September 8, 2010

    What’s better than going back to school? Getting free stuff for going back to school. During the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union Welcome Week from Sept. 8 to 10, students have many opportunities to pick up swag. This guide will make sure you’re in the right place at the right time to get those freebies.

  • Help for first years and campus newbies

    By September 7, 2010

    The University Learning Centre, an on-campus organization dedicated to providing University of Saskatchewan students with academic resources, has launched a set of new student guide websites. For first-years in particular, the sites are a boon.

  • USSU President Chris Stoicheff on his plans for the upcoming school year

    By September 7, 2010

    University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union President Chris Stoicheff sat down with the Sheaf to update us on his summer and what he plans to accomplish this upcoming school year. Making the university more accessible and inclusive are his top priorities.

  • Longboarding fights for legality in Saskatoon

    By September 7, 2010

    University of Saskatchewan alumnus Mike Nemeth is on a mission. He launched an online petition in August to reform Saskatoon bylaws and, by doing so, to legalize longboarding all over the city.

  • U of S buys Ogle Hall

    By August 31, 2010

    Provincial cabinet has approved plans for St. Thomas More College to sell Ogle Hall to the University of Saskatchewan.