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.

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Gage Grassick charging for the basket | Emily Mack
  • By April 7, 2025

    The team won their third-ever national championship earlier this year after defeating the Carleton Ravens.

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  • Seventh Consecutive Win for Huskie Women’s Track Team

    By April 3, 2025

    The Huskie women’s track and field team ends the season by winning the Canada West Championships and receiving bronze at the U-Sports National Championships.

  • The Women of Influence Committee pictured at the Women of Influence Breakfast on February 11, 2025 | Rachel Albertson
  • Fuel Her Fire: Huskie Athletics Celebrates Women Athletes at the Women of Influence Breakfast

    By March 25, 2025

    Hundreds unite to celebrate women in sport, raising over $100,000 for Huskie women’s teams.

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  • Fasting to Slow Down.

    By March 24, 2025

    Did you know fasting can improve your cognition, be used as a form of therapy, and may even help slow down aging processes?

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  • Meet Peyton Pickering, the Silver World Medalist

    By March 11, 2025

    The USask Student who competed in the World Championship for arm wrestling.

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  • Food For Thought

    By February 19, 2025

    Breaking down online food misinformation.

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  • Women and Inclusion in Sport

    By February 18, 2025

    A look into the Remai Modern’s Panel of four inspiring women athletes earlier this month.

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  • Winter Cycling, Bike Theft, and Safer Streets: Saskatoon Cycling Advocates Weigh In

    By February 7, 2025

    Jason Hanson and Arika Block from Saskatoon Cycles discuss the benefits of winter cycling, challenges like bike theft, and how advocacy shapes safer streets.