Student-led plan to install solar panels on the Memorial Union Building comes to a halt
Inspections evaluating the feasibility of the project revealed structural limitations.
New mentorship program connects young Indigenous women with Canada’s mining industry
MentorSTEP provides opportunity for students pursuing STEM subjects and industry professionals to learn from each other.
Committee in charge of international activities up for dissolution at university council
Concerns about lack of input from faculty and students surround the motion.
Newman Centre’s fall festival ushers in an STM student lounge rebranding
The lounge is no longer serving as a study space; you can go to the library for that.
Post office in Arts closing, students and faculty ask university to reconsider
Claiming a lack of consultation, faculty and students protest the closing of the campus post office.
Federal government prioritizes international education with $148-million strategy
While consultation to shape the program is ongoing, the funding aims to help underrepresented students go abroad.
Election night sees the prairies go blue
Politicians and students look ahead at the future of a Conservative Saskatchewan with a Liberal government.
Student union looks ahead with “The Path Forward”
USSU president hopes the strategic goals will help students understand the union’s direction.
Brazilian students help to restore a national museum from afar
With international support for the restoration lacking, the Brazilian community takes matters into their own hands.
International group known for extreme protests holds small rally in U of S Bowl
A peaceful protest of around 30 participants raised awareness to address the mass-extinction climate threat.