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.

Sports & Health

  • By April 5, 2014

    Derek Hulak had a season to remember with the University of Saskatchewan Huskies this year. Following the Canadian Interuniversity Sports national championship, he was offered a tryout with the Texas Stars of the American Hockey League.

  • Dog Watch: Cassidy Hendricks

    By April 2, 2014

    Guarding the net during the Huskies women’s hockey team’s run to their first-ever Canada West banner and bronze medal at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championship, Cassidy Hendricks has had a stellar season on the ice.

  • Engineering a better hockey stick

    By April 1, 2014

    There’s a new player when it comes to hockey equipment.

  • University Cup gets historic send-off in Saskatoon

    By March 31, 2014

    After the final horn, the University of Alberta Golden Bears claimed the 52nd Canadian Interuniversity Sport men’s national hockey championship.

  • Students share their path to wellness

    By March 31, 2014

    Healthy U Interactive has launched a new program to bring students’ experiences with health and wellness to the forefront. Four students are blogging about their path to a healthy lifestyle and all the difficulties they encounter.

  • Huskies claim silver at University Cup

    By March 30, 2014

    Fans packed the Credit Union Centre to watch the Huskies men’s hockey team battle the University of Alberta Golden Bears for the Canadian Interuniversity Sport men’s hockey championship on March 23.

  • March Madness lives up to the hype

    By March 28, 2014

    Every March, 64 college basketball teams from across the United States compete for the National Championship in the March Madness tournament.

  • Women’s basketball finishes fourth at nationals

    By March 24, 2014

    The Huskies women’s basketball team narrowly missed medaling at nationals, falling to the University of the Fraser Valley Cascades 57-69 in the bronze medal game on March 16