THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By Emily Mainprize March 30, 2026
How Dungeons & Dragons builds valuable skills in children and adults, and why I think it’s a valuable teaching tool
By Hajra Ghuman March 25, 2026
Why mispronouncing someone’s name should not be treated as a minor mistake, and why correcting it is a simple act of respect.
By Darshana Lanke March 17, 2026
Sometimes the hardest part of growth isn’t starting something new — it’s letting go. From kitchens in India to the newsroom at USask, learning when to leave a position can open space for others to shine and for ourselves to grow in unexpected ways.
By Katherine Walcer March 16, 2026
Trying to find my peace in a world of uncertainty
By Hajra Ghuman March 12, 2026
Stepping back during this past break helped me return stronger and more grounded for the semester ahead.
By Annie Liu March 10, 2026
The idea that major choice equals academic merit is a fallacy and it’s rotting the university community from inside out.
By Katherine Walcer March 6, 2026
This is the year I trusted myself
By Emily Mainprize March 4, 2026
How the pressure to be likable is ruining honest and productive conversations