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.

Campus Safety

  • By September 27, 2013

    With almost 2,000 people calling the University of Saskatchewan residences home, the question is, how secure is living in residence and what preventative measures are taken to keep resident students safe?

  • BRIEF: Campus Safety searches for artist

    By April 11, 2013

    Posters put up around the University of Saskatchewan have Campus Safety concerned about the well being of the artist.

  • U of S Campus Safety improves crime alerts

    By February 6, 2013

    The University of Saskatchewan has learned from past mistakes .The U of S has launched USafe, a text messaging and emailing service that alerts subscribers of situations of immediate danger on campus, shortly after receiving criticisms for their six-week delay in informing the public of a sexual assault.

  • March Madness: Campus Safety teams up with provincial law enforcement agencies for two day blitz

    By March 15, 2012

    Over the past two days Campus Safety participated in a province-wide crackdown on dangerous driving billed as March Madness.

  • U of S student missing

    By December 21, 2011

    Hamza Alsharief, a 23-year-old University of Saskatchewan student, has been missing for a week and police are seeking information about his whereabouts.

  • Petty thefts common on campus

    By March 10, 2011

    Theft on campus happens a lot more than we think it does. We have all seen those bright orange posters warning students against leaving items unattended around the library, but everyone seems to think that it will not happen to them.

  • Campus Safety covering more area than ever before

    By February 18, 2011

    The total number of safety staff on campus in the past 26 years has been reduced in favour of technological security, according to director of Campus Safety Robert Ferguson.