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

  • The meaning of a man: New campus men’s group promotes healthy masculinities

    By February 1, 2017

    Many male students at the University of Saskatchewan go through emotional stages and have times when they feel lonely.

  • The Sheaf is Hiring!

    By February 1, 2017

    All positions are up for grabs for the 2017-18 school year

  • FLAC educates students on legal processes and justice in Canada

    By January 26, 2017

    Most people will need access to legal services at some point in their life. For students at the University of Saskatchewan outside of the College of Law, the legal system can be mystifying, but one group of student volunteers is working to change that.

  • Online magazine Her Campus to open chapter at U of S

    By January 26, 2017

    Creative expression can help students have a more meaningful university experience, but it is often missing from students’ busy lives. With the launching of online magazine Her Campus, students at the University of Saskatchewan will have a new platform to share their stories and ideas creatively.

  • Tuition hikes: U of S to increase cost of education

    By January 25, 2017

    The University of Saskatchewan has released tuition rates for the 2017-18 year, following the Board of Governor’s decision in December, creating new challenges for students in both undergraduate and graduate programs.

  • Student Counselling Services overloaded with clients

    By January 25, 2017

    The University of Saskatchewan Student Counselling Services is a resource designed to aid students who are in need of mental health resources, but word reached the Sheaf that some students were recently denied access to counselling.

  • USSU dedicates advocacy week to women in leadership

    By January 19, 2017

    Women are often under-represented in many fields, especially in leadership roles, and this fact is no different at the University of Saskatchewan. In response to this deficit, the U of S Students’ Union has created the first ever Women in Leadership week.

  • Craving Change: Workshop helps students change their relationship with food

    By January 19, 2017

    For students at the University of Saskatchewan, eating is a daily task; while enjoyable for some, many struggle with their relationship with food.