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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  • By September 4, 2015

    Saskatchewan’s drinking laws, the beer gardens also leave many new students out in the cold.

  • Home-Brew: Saskatoon Brewery a boutique destination

    By October 6, 2014

    Saskatoon Brewery — located in Saskatoon’s downtown core — prides itself on being small and diverse.

  • Home-Brew: Prairie Sun makes a name for itself

    By October 1, 2014

    At Prairie Sun Brewery, the movement towards alcohol of a more diverse nature is exemplified in their ever-expanding number of different beer varieties.

  • Home-Brew: drinking locally in Saskatoon

    By September 23, 2014

    The dominance of mass-produced alcohol in Saskatoon, and Saskatchewan as a whole, is beginning to shift as the population starts to show more of an interest in diversifying their drinking habits.

  • Infusing food with beer for fun new flavours

    By January 23, 2014

    In the past, fine food was often paired with fine wine. In recent years, though, beer has taken over the liquor market and has become a sophisticated beverage to cook with.

  • Celebrate St. Paddy’s with your best brews

    By March 17, 2013

    St. Patrick’s day is right around the corner. It’s a celebration of Irish culture and more importantly for us university students, an excuse to drink.

  • Welcome Week ushers students back to campus with beer, live music and free swag

    By September 4, 2012

    The thirst for beer will compete with the thirst for knowledge as the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union gets set to host its two-day Welcome Week afternoon party in the Bowl. Starting at 11 a.m. on Sept. 6 and 7, the event is set to include live music, information tables, giveaways and beer gardens.

  • Students tackle binge drinking issue on campus

    By December 2, 2011

    A group of classmates at the University of Saskatchewan has undertaken a long-term study that will examine the environmental pressures to binge drink on campus and at campus-related events.

    The U of S Student Binge Drinking Prevention campaign originally started as a sociology assignment, but has since evolved into a funded initiative run by four students. Since September the group has been collecting data from students on their attitudes toward alcohol consumption in the hope of being able to educate future freshmen of the risks involved.