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, 2015

    The University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union Pride Centre recently hosted Positive Space Week: a time to focus on creating safe and welcoming environments for everyone.

  • Stockman’s Club: you’ve probably never herd of it

    By February 8, 2015

    With one of the largest agriculture colleges in western Canada, it should come as no surprise that the University of Saskatchewan Stockman’s Club is thriving on campus.

  • Museum of Antiquities piece busts history wide open

    By February 7, 2015

    Curators at the University of Saskatchewan’s Museum of Antiquities have made the surprising discovery that the bust of Hannibal may have once sat on the mantlepiece of Napoleon Bonaparte.

  • Bioscan set to return for 2015

    By February 7, 2015

    The University of Saskatchewan Biology department’s Bioscan is back for 2015 to teach youth and adults about the importance of the biological sciences and show the biology department’s new research.

  • U of S medical grads sticking around

    By February 6, 2015

    Saskatchewan is keeping more locally-trained medical graduates in the province, which means that incentives to encourage young doctors to stay and practice are working.

  • U of S researchers bark up a new money tree

    By January 31, 2015

    With nearly a half-million dollars in awards backing their work, Lynn Weber and Jaswant Singh’s research into pet food might soon create a healthier life for your cats and dogs — and a healthier economy for Saskatchewan.

  • Hillary Clinton addresses terrorism to Saskatoon audience

    By January 31, 2015

    On Jan. 21 over 2,000 people gathered in TCU Place to hear Hillary Clinton discuss global perspectives on topics such as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), what can be done to combat extremists and how Canada can place itself as a leader and ally in these efforts

  • What’s Your Cap? asks students to drink responsibly

    By January 31, 2015

    During the month of January, binge drinking awareness group What’s Your Cap? has been asking students at the University of Saskatchewan to re-evaluate their alcohol consumption.