Usask global studies certificate doubles course options
The program aims to provide a broader worldview for students and a certificate to prove it.
In focus: USSU Pride Centre co-ordinator is a champion for youth
The Sheaf is here to help you get to know a leader in Saskatoon’s LGBTQ2+ community.
Something’s gotta give: Tensions rise on campus amid ongoing union negotiations
U of S-CUPE 1975 negotiations become more complicated with other campus unions releasing statements.
$15-million grant proposal to be used for new programs and enhanced curriculum
The University of Saskatchewan’s operations forecast includes new programs and higher tuition for the upcoming years.
No answers provided to student unable to access health insurance
Students are unaware they are opted out of the coverage plan by default if they are ‘off-campus’ in term one.
USSU does not support URSU tuition freeze
The USSU does not support a tuition freeze but launches a separate campaign instead.
Peter Stoicheff at USSU meeting, student union introduces InvestInUs campaign
The USSU has decided not to support the URSU tuition freeze.
University Council resumes, President Stoicheff elaborates on new sustainability target and dealings with China
The university is looking to construct a $40-million plant to generate electricity for campus.
Usask research teams awarded $4.9 million
The CIHR has awarded $4.9 million in grants to health-research teams at the U of S studying Indigenous health knowledge, cancer and HIV.
Opening new doors: U of S to renovate five buildings and construct a $300-million facility
The new building will be constructed where the Rutherford Rink currently stands.