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 March 24, 2016

    In preparation for this year’s Pro-Choice Awareness Week, volunteers from the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union Women’s Centre met on Mar. 17 to review talking points on the contentious issue of reproductive choice.

  • Introducing your 2016-17 USSU executive candidates

    By March 22, 2016

    In accordance with the annual election comes the Sheaf’s USSU executive election quiz,

  • Edwards student represents U of S at national sales competition

    By March 18, 2016

    Two quick and concise sales pitches were all it took to propel Emma Clark to the final round of Canada’s largest student competition.

  • Open Education Week encourages interest in open resources

    By March 17, 2016

    Through a series of sessions offered on campus from Mar. 7–11, Open Education Week provided both students and faculty with information regarding the use of free educational resources

  • Debate team to represent U of S at nationals

    By March 17, 2016

    Shivani Tauh and Joshua Noel won the 2016 Western Canadian Competition and are heading to nationals on Mar. 18, which will be held at the University of Alberta

  • Aglukark offers hope and healing with U of S fellowship

    By March 17, 2016

    Juno Award-winning and internationally renowned singer-songwriter Susan Aglukark has been developing and teaching a first-year music class

  • Breaking barriers: Biotech event seeks to further women in science

    By March 13, 2016

    Women have made significant progress within the workplace during the last several years, they may still face unique challenges as a result of gender.

  • Best Buddies launches Spread the Word to End the Word

    By March 12, 2016

    An international campaign raising awareness about how the use of derogatory speech affects people with intellectual disabilities is making its debut appearance at the University of Saskatchewan