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.

finances

  • By January 28, 2020

    The last Saskatchewan budget saw cuts to scholarships and left funding flat for advanced education.

  • Tips for keeping your body and budget lean

    By January 25, 2020

    Take advantage of your student status with discounts at gyms across Saskatoon.

  • Is debt and unemployment my future after university?

    By October 12, 2019

    Ready yourselves, fourth-years, because you’re about to be jobless and there’s a reason why.

  • Figuring out your finances

    By September 6, 2019

    It can be stressful when you start adding up the cost of tuition, textbooks and everything else.

  • Generation Jobless: examining employment after university

    By February 11, 2013

    A generation ago, a university degree virtually guaranteed a job. This does not hold true today.

  • Administrative support staff laid off in fine arts and humanities departments

    By November 29, 2012

    Five administrative staffers from the fine arts and humanities departments were laid off this week as part of the universities sweeping plan to cut $44.5 million in expenses over the next four years.

  • University braces for more belt-tightening

    By November 21, 2012

    Hundreds of faculty, staff and students descended on Convocation Hall over the lunch hour Nov. 20 as the university held its third town hall this year to update campus on its ripening strategy to slash spending by 8.5 per cent over the next four years.

  • BRIEF: University of Saskatchewan to reduce expenses in face of budget pressures

    By April 6, 2012

    The University of Saskatchewan will be forced to trim spending over the next four years to make up for a lower-than-requested provincial operating grant.

    At an April 3 public meeting, Provost and Vice-President Academic Brett Fairbairn outlined the financial repercussions of the March 21 provincial budget, which left the university shortchanged after receiving just a 2.1 per cent increase to the 2012-13 operating grant. The university had asked for a 5.8 per cent grant increase.