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 Cole Chretien March 15, 2017
Through the ambitious Bicycling North program, Brendan Groat is advocating for increased health in northern communities through the practice of cycling.
By Alexandria Pavelich March 15, 2017
Although knowledge about celiac disease has become more common in recent years, a number of myths about the condition still persist — much to the frustration of those diagnosed with it.
By Emily Klatt March 9, 2017
Although many people are familiar with the achievements of Huskie student athletes, University of Saskatchewan students also work behind the scenes to help our sports teams succeed.
By Emily Klatt March 9, 2017
As much as we like to talk about the benefits of regular exercise, let’s be real: working out is hard, especially when you’re bored with your workout. Fitness classes are a great way to kickstart your workout routine when you’re feeling uninspired.
By Cole Chretien March 8, 2017
Professional wrestling is often viewed as more entertainment product than sport, but fans of World Wrestling Entertainment may take issue with this statement.
By Amanda Slinger March 8, 2017
Since Bell’s Let’s Talk Day on Jan. 25, I’ve been thinking about ways to fight stigma.
By Kyle Ashdown February 21, 2017
If our world was like a curling rink, it would be a pretty nice world indeed.
By Jack Thompson February 20, 2017
Sodium, a main ingredient in what’s commonly known as table salt or just plain salt, is a seasoning present in high quantities in many foods