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 October 7, 2016

    With sexual assault and nation-wide apathy towards survivors facing students on university campuses across the country, the University of Saskatchewan is taking steps to change the general outlook.

  • Grass is greener: Community garden grows more than just vegetables

    By October 2, 2016

    Although fall has officially begun, one community garden is still benefiting from summer while offering opportunities to grow food, friendships and a chance to better understand food sovereignty and what it means to live sustainably.

  • Veterinary medicine gets high-tech at new clinical learning centre

    By October 1, 2016

    Just as pilots learn to fly using simulators, the next cohort of veterinary students at the University of Saskatchewan will now be able to practice medical procedures on simulated patients at the new clinical learning centre on campus.

  • Mental Health Awareness Week: USSU helps students cope with stress

    By September 30, 2016

    While taking care of mental health is something that many students often neglect, self-care is an important part of staying healthy as a university student. To increase students’ knowledge on this issue, the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union is hosting Mental Health Awareness Week.

  • College of Medicine to host Global Health Conference

    By September 30, 2016

    For the fifth time, the annual student-led Global Health Conference will take place at the University of Saskatchewan, offering all students the opportunity to connect with professionals and each other on the topic of health care worldwide.

  • U of S students respond to Riversdale area developments

    By September 25, 2016

    Developments in Saskatoon’s Riversdale and surrounding areas near 20th Street West have been accelerating at a fast pace throughout recent years.

  • USSU Women’s Centre focuses on Sexual Assault Awareness Week

    By September 24, 2016

    With each new school year, there are a lot of new faces and many first-year students on campus. Sexual Assault Awareness Week presents an opportunity for these new students to learn about an important and current issue at the University of Saskatchewan.

  • Saskatoon City Transit: From GPS to strike

    By September 23, 2016

    The transit system has had a busy year of transformations. After the lockout in 2014, Saskatoon Transit has worked towards improving routes and rider experience for customers.