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.

GSA

  • By May 12, 2015

    How do more than 50 vehicles get broken into and looted in the course of a few hours, while University of Saskatchewan students and staff sleep just steps away from the scene of the crime?

  • GSA president threatens legal action against council members

    By March 13, 2015

    In a March 12 email addressed to the Graduate Students’ Association executive, councillors and members, GSA president Izabela Vlahu announced that she is considering legal action against members of the organization.

  • Leaked documents allege scandal for GSA president

    By March 7, 2015

    An email surfaced within the University of Saskatchewan community on March 5 claiming illegal activity

  • Impeachment bid fails without vote

    By November 19, 2014

    A petition for a vote of non-confidence for University of Saskatchewan Graduate Student Association president Izabela Vlahu is yet to be voted on by councillors.

  • Impeachment sought for GSA president

    By October 31, 2014

    A group of graduate students from the University of Saskatchewan issued a motion of non-confidence on Oct. 28 toward the president of the Graduate Students’ Association, Izabela Vlahu.

  • Graduate students to vote on mandatory bus pass

    By February 13, 2013

    Graduate students will vote on PAWS Feb. 28 to decide whether or not they will finally get a universal bus pass, or U-Pass. The referendum comes after a petition with over 500 signatures was brought to the GSA in September expressing their interest in a U-Pass similar to the one currently provided for undergraduates.

  • Grad fees could more than double

    By February 10, 2011

    The University of Saskatchewan Graduate Students’ Association wants to raise graduate student fees by approximately $68 per year. The change would increase the current $56 fees to $124.