Khat’s out of the gag
The Sheaf is serving spicy advice for your salty taste buds.
Campus corners: The U of S has hidden places waiting for you to discover
The summer might be the best time to explore the all the gems that the campus has to offer.
F’s don’t get degrees? Better saddle up that back-up plan
Start fresh this spring semester with the Sheaf’s guide to re-evaluating your life after finals.
Hypocrisy in politics rings true at Daughters of the Vote
The protest in the House of Commons illustrates that women still need to fight to be respected.
Letter to the editor: Response to “Smart drug policies can save lives,” published March 25
Dear Editor, Nick Hawrishok’s op-ed piece “Smart drug policies can save lives” in the April 1 edition of the Sheaf hit the head on the nail in regard to harm reduction. I would like to discuss how monumental it is that AIDS Saskatoon to proposing a safe consumption site. In the piece, Nick stated that…
I guess we’re really doing this: No one wins in the Peterson-Žižek debate
The two philosophers will flex their intellectual prowess when they go head to head later this month.
Nostalgia: A ticket out of our scary reality
Our fixation on nostalgia is escapism at its finest.
Undergraduate publishing on campus
Students have the opportunity to build their skills and share their work through the U of S Undergraduate Research Journal.
After an assault: Better access to health care necessary for victims of sexual violence
Access to services for sexual-assault survivors is promising, but more work needs to be done.
Smart drug policies can save lives
Policies that focus on harm reduction may be the best approach to tackling drug addiction.