Class schedule blues: Should you drop a class?
There’s more to life than grades and credits — sometimes you have to take action for your mental health.
House Party splits hairs
Louis’ House Party events are a staple in the University of Saskatchewan’s social scene, but this year’s inaugural bash might have missed its mark.
Aries: Love is in the air this week, Aries, but be wary of that special human who caught your eye in BIO 120. The waxing crescent moon forebodes a time that might reveal they’re actually a werewolf. Taurus: Now would be a good time to phone someone you love and tell them that you’re planning…
The local fashion fetish: Are we praising imitation over craft?
Local fashion fails to push boundaries, so why do we buy into the trend?
What windowsill lemons might mean for the future of food sovereignty
Localizing produce in innovative ways is perhaps a solution to economic disparity.
Trudeau with tidings of student opportunity
In case you missed it on Sept. 1, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau paid a surprise visit to the University of Saskatchewan to discuss federal spending plans geared to help students bridge the gap between academia and employment. Minister of Employment, Workforce and Labour Patty Hajdu explains that the proposed funding of $73 million and partnerships…
The Sheaf comprehensive: A thoughtful review of campus food trucks
Even food trucks ought to be held to the same standards as everything else, so the Sheaf rated Welcome Week vendors.
In response to “Grant Devine appointment motivated by partisan interests”
Ideological diversity should be a source of strength in university politics not a barrier to discussion.
Foolproof ways to be an ally
When you are in a position of privilege, you don’t face the same injustices that people from various other social groups do on a daily basis. In the uptick of oppression felt south of our border and beyond, it is now important to make decisions that can help remove social barriers that prevent equality. Campus…
The root of it all: Digging up interest in student groups
With Welcome Week, Orientation and an uptick in populace inhabiting the tunnel impending, we’ve reached a crucial point for student groups campus wide. They’re all looking for one thing: fresh meat with potential for consistent commitment. It seems that the one thing plaguing all student groups alike is a growing atmosphere of indifference. Across the…