THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By Emily Klatt March 23, 2017
Although studying abroad is a concept usually associated with the fine arts and humanities, the University of Saskatchewan also provides several travel options for students in the health sciences.
By Florence Scheepers March 23, 2017
Body mass index is a measurement of your weight relative to your height calculated in order to assess body fat.
By Logan Huard March 22, 2017
Sitting down with a beer to watch the thrill of the Stanley Cup playoffs is one of the most exciting times for Canadian sports fans.
By Kim Mabee March 22, 2017
Although vacations are supposed to be relaxing, it can be very beneficial to keep up a fitness routine throughout your holiday. Falling out of a fitness routine can make it that much harder to get back into it once you return home.
By Emily Klatt March 16, 2017
Although abortion of some kind has been legal in Canada since 1969, reproductive choice remains a complicated and controversial issue.
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.