Year in review: Highlighting the biggest campus news of 2018
A look at some of the Sheaf's most outstanding stories of the year.
Protective Services overview for 2018
The year 2018 was quieter than 2017 for Protective Services, with 13.17 per cent fewer calls.
The U of S sees increase in student mental-health concerns around finals season
The Sheaf talks to the Student Wellness Centre about resources for student burnout.
Usask’s Global Water Futures partners with federal government for freshwater research
The U of S-based organization Global Water Futures has signed a five-year MOU with the Canadian federal government.
Usask professor emeritus bestowed with Governor General’s Award for history
This retired academic has educated people on Saskatchewan's history through a number of talks, books and even radio and TV programs.
The road to internationalization
The Sheaf speaks to university staff and student leaders about international students’ struggles and how the new Blueprint for Action responds to them.
USSU annual general meeting highlights
Around 60 students congregated for the student union’s 2018 AGM and voted on a number of matters pertaining to USSU operations.
USSU president proposes Elder-in-Residence pilot project
President Baldhead expects that the project would take around $30,000 to retain an Elder.
Holiday hardships: Student Affairs and Outreach to hold a grief seminar
The seminar aims to normalize the negative feelings that some have to deal with during the holidays.
Vacancy in Lower Place Riel hits USSU facilities budget
The students’ union will absorb the loss of at least eight months rent after the departure of the Campus Computer Store.