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.

Fake News

  • By September 15, 2017

    Days after the Edwards Business Students’ Society’s Little Buddy Big Buddy Barbecue event, a mysterious letter was found affixed to a post outside the venue.

  • Fake News: Campus schlep actually really likes new Taylor Swift, derails class discussion

    By August 31, 2017

    “He stood up and screamed ‘I’m a feminist’ three times and left the room. I’m still not sure what that has to do with anything Taylor Swift did,” Dierkson said.

  • Fake News: Double trouble: Different crowds forced to exist in same space

    By May 20, 2017

    A potentially raucous clash over a double-booked event at the University of Saskatchewan’s campus watering hole was resolved quietly after groups realized they were too freaked out to talk to each other.

  • Fake News: Student nudists blown away

    By April 27, 2017

    A long-standing campus student group, already grappling with a difficult year, was forced to postpone their annual slow-pitch game, citing inclement weather.

  • Fake News: U of S budget includes decision to shut down STM

    By April 5, 2017

    Amidst fervent protest and backlash, the University of Saskatchewan’s 2017-18 budget — released last week — announced the shutdown of St. Thomas More College on campus.

  • Fake News: Classmate must be having bad day or something

    By April 2, 2017

    In a still-developing story, early reports indicate that area classmate Dale Elkas is clearly in a bad mood.

  • Fake News: “Semester going great,” Booze reports

    By March 22, 2017

    While the term is heating up for many students, academic advisor Lawrence Booze assures the Sheaf that from what he has seen, University of Saskatchewan students are doing a fine and healthy job of handling the stress and rigours of group projects and term papers.

  • Fake News: USSU issues apology after International Women’s Day screening of White Chicks

    By March 15, 2017

    The University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union is under fire after a film screening in observance of International Women’s Day drew protest from student groups.