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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  • Much-needed childcare expansion on campus finally moving forward

    By March 20, 2013

    On March 5, the University of Saskatchewan Board of Governors approved plans for a campus childcare centre in McEown Park that will provide 90 spaces.

  • Medical school looks to duck probation

    By March 13, 2013

    Two years after warning the College of Medicine that it would risk losing accreditation if it did not restructure its operations, a small team of inspectors has returned to the University of Saskatchewan to examine the changes the medical school has made so far.

  • U of S explores the possibility of an architecture program

    By March 6, 2013

    The University of Saskatchewan is hosting a series of lectures and presentations to spread awareness and interest in an architecture program at the school.

  • Constructive criticism: bad timing for school of architecture

    By March 6, 2013

    The university is spending much of March hosting discussions on a possible architecture program at the school. Isn’t it great that the U of S can still explore new options for colleges and programs while there’s a projected deficit of $44.5 million by 2016 and as the health sciences building is being “scaled back”? Give me a break.

  • Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Centre still a go: project will break ground once spring arrives

    By February 27, 2013

    University of Saskatchewan President Ilene Busch-Vishniac confirmed ground will break on the Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Student Centre once spring arrives, despite the first round of construction bids for the $15-million project coming in over budget.

  • Students’ council green-lights overhaul of Browsers, café to sport brand new name and look

    By February 13, 2013

    Browsers Café will unveil an entirely new look and name this summer after more than a decade selling books and operating as a coffee house. We’ve got a side-by-side comparison of Browsers’ existing layout and the architectural renderings of what the new cafe will look like.

  • U of S puts a green foot forward with new solar panels on campus

    By November 30, 2012

    A 24-kilowatt photovoltaic system in the horticulture fields south of campus has been producing environmentally-friendly power for the university since September.

  • Bids roll in for Gordon Oakes-Red Bear aboriginal student centre

    By November 28, 2012

    Construction firms have begun bidding on the Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Student Centre and crews are expected to arrive on campus and start work once the snow melts.