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.
By Lyndsay Afseth March 8, 2017
The University of Saskatchewan is consistently trying to create stronger relationships with Indigenous students and faculty, and Aboriginal Achievement Week is one more opportunity for all students to build community.
By Teevin Fournier March 8, 2017
With the increase of globalization and international relations, many students feel that finding solutions to global issues is paramount.
By Nykole King February 20, 2017
In an effort to support and inspire their peers, University of Saskatchewan students have teamed up with Station 20 West to produce animated videos exploring the lived experiences they face as core students.
By Emily Migchels February 19, 2017
The University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union is set to make big changes to students’ campus watering-hole this spring, after a contentious motion passed in a University Students’ Council meeting on Jan. 26.
By Natasha Hausermann February 19, 2017
On. Feb. 3, the Sheaf received a concerned note from a professor at the University of Saskatchewan regarding a tuition giveaway that could negatively affect the health of students.
By Liam Delparte February 19, 2017
On Feb. 2 at the Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Student Centre, University of Saskatchewan President Peter Stoicheff and Chief Bobby Cameron of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations signed a Memorandum of Understanding, formalizing and cementing a commitment to the learning outcomes of the university’s Indigenous students.
By Jaline Broqueza February 18, 2017
This February, the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union Help Centre continues to reach out to students with a pilot project in which they place a basket of tampons and sanitary napkins in bathrooms that will benefit students in times of need.
By Andy Prokopchuk February 18, 2017
On Jan. 31, students and community members filled Place Riel’s North Concourse for a vigil, hosted by the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union, to gather in solidarity following a Canadian tragedy.