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.

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  • By February 8, 2017

    On Jan. 25, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the University of Saskatchewan to answer questions from Saskatoon citizens.

  • Fifth annual Undergraduate Project Symposium celebrates student research

    By February 8, 2017

    On Jan. 26, the University of Saskatchewan showcased a variety of research projects, giving undergraduate students the opportunity to present work to everyone on campus and to see the research of their peers.

  • Nursing students work with Regina youth in Street Culture Project

    By February 4, 2017

    To allow students to learn about wellness outside of the classroom and to positively impact the lives of youth in Regina, the University of Saskatchewan College of Nursing has partnered with Street Culture Project Inc.

  • U of S to hold seventh annual writers’ festival

    By February 1, 2017

    While the University of Saskatchewan does offer a master’s degree in creative writing, very few classes in this subject are available for undergraduate students.

  • 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.