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 December 6, 2016

    University students incur large expenses in pursuit of a degree, and one of the major costs is textbooks.

  • Muslim and Catholic women: STM hosts interfaith dialogue

    By December 6, 2016

    In the wake of the recent United States election, many students at the University of Saskatchewan are concerned about the rise of Islamophobia and intolerance toward visible minorities.

  • Lest we forget our transgender brothers and sisters: Pride Centre hosts transgender vigil

    By December 5, 2016

    On Nov. 21, a Transgender Day of Remembrance was held at the University of Saskatchewan by the Pride Centre and its volunteers. During this candlelight vigil, students, staff and members of the community gathered to remember those who lost their lives as a consequence of transphobia.

  • International Women’s Movement shares stories of sexual assault

    By December 5, 2016

    Sexual assault is a pertinent issue on all university campuses, and the International Women’s Movement is working to raise awareness of this issue among students at the University of Saskatchewan.

  • [POLL] 2016 Reflection Survey

    By November 28, 2016

    Give us an idea of what was memorable in 2016

  • Breakthrough in breast cancer treatment discovered at U of S

    By November 27, 2016

    Saskatchewan has made history with a recent breakthrough discovered right here at the University of Saskatchewan.

  • For the love of science: Ambassadors bring science to northern communities

    By November 26, 2016

    For many students at the University of Saskatchewan, finding summer employment that is both enjoyable and relevant to their field of study is no easy task.

  • African Students’ Association elects new executive members

    By November 26, 2016

    For many students at the University of Saskatchewan, student groups and associations are integral to a sense of community belonging.