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.

Opinions

  • In response to “Me and vegetarianism: A complicated love story”

    By March 9, 2018

    One campus club defends the Canadian food industry and dispels misinformation.

  • Talking non-participation: Why Indigenous students and groups are right to withdraw

    By March 9, 2018

    In many ways, colonial structures at post-secondary institutions take power away from Indigenous students every day.

  • Pink Shirt Day: Moving from awareness to positive change

    By March 9, 2018

    To create sustainable change, anti-bullying efforts must expand beyond the scope of campaigning.

  • U of S should consider a co-operative market on campus

    By March 8, 2018

    A student-owned grocery store would provide accessible food and leadership opportunities.

  • The USSU elections are coming: Let the frenzy begin

    By March 3, 2018

    Pay attention — there’s a lot more at stake in student politics than you’d think.

  • Social-media influencers should be allowed to sell out

    By March 2, 2018

    Are the artists we follow really selling out, or are we just being too judgy?

  • An open letter to library loudmouths

    By March 1, 2018

    It’s time we discussed library etiquette at the University of Saskatchewan — or rather, the inherent lack of it.

  • The U of S is not too left-wing

    By March 1, 2018

    Before hitching yourself to the free-speech-above-all bandwagon, decrying the leftism present in universities, actually examine your surroundings.