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.
By Emily Migchels September 7, 2016
Getting involved in campus culture might seem daunting or unnecessary, but there is hidden value for students to uncover in student groups and events.
By Bodan Worobetz September 5, 2016
Being a student won’t completely bankrupt you, but it’s still expensive as balls. However, there are countless ways to start squeezing the crap out of every penny and live the life of a financially fit student!
By Zach Tennent September 4, 2016
While it serves the single largest college on campus, the Arts and Science Students’ Union could easily appear to operate in its own bubble. I spoke with the ASSU to get a better idea of what they do, what they’ll be doing this year and what they wish more students knew about them.
By Zach Tennent August 30, 2016
With a new school year on the horizon, the perennial issue of poor public transit is sure to return as a topic of conversation for Saskatonians — students especially. While transit in the city is a headache, we still need to get on board with it sooner than later.
By Bodan Worobetz August 29, 2016
The debate of whether or not to hammer out a bachelor’s degree in three or four years is alive and well.
By Kezia Fourie August 28, 2016
Long gone are the days of chalkboards and chalky fingers — today we have technology and information at our fingertips.
By Travis Hebert August 27, 2016
Canada often likes to distinguish itself as being distinct from the United States. However, parallels are beginning to surface, particularly in Saskatchewan.
By Jack Thompson August 4, 2016
For many students, summer can be an excellent time to take dream trips, hang out with friends and tick off all those bucket list items.