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As finals approach in the coming weeks, one smidgen of study advice I can offer you is to work deeply.

The Case for Deep Work | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 When I recently read Cal Newport’s book, Deep Work, I was taken aback by some of his anecdotes demonstrating the miraculous productivity of individuals. 

In a quiet neighbourhood just off Victoria Ave and Hilliard Street sits a charming wooden structure resembling a Little Free Library. Upon closer inspection, the tiny wooden library is actually filled with miniature pieces of artwork from people all over the city.

Little Pieces of Joy: Introducing Saskatoon’s Tiniest Art Gallery | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 In a quiet neighbourhood just off Victoria Ave and Hilliard Street sits a charming wooden structure resembling a Little Free Library. Upon closer inspection, the tiny wooden library is actually filled with miniature pieces of artwork from people all over the city. With artwork ranging from pieces do...

Over the last few years, film photography has formed a sort of choke-hold on the picture and art industry, causing equipment and film prices to soar to unprecedented heights as professionals and enthusiasts alike are trying to find the next perfect shot for their Instagram.

The resurgence of film photography: fad or new renaissance? | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 Over the last few years, film photography has formed a sort of choke-hold on the picture and art industry, causing equipment and film prices to soar to unprecedented heights as professionals and enthusiasts alike are trying to find the next perfect shot for their Instagram.

Wholesome, non judgemental, and educational advice on everyday problems.

ASK JACLYN | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 I see a lot of people on Tiktok talking very openly about their mental illnesses. While I do appreciate their openness and willingness to share, it makes me uncomfortable because I’ve started to identify with them a lot and I’m worried that maybe I should see someone about how I’m feeling. I.....

USask Staff and their Fuzzy Friends: somepawdy please help me stop with these pet puns. 🐱🐦🐶🐾

USask Staff and their Fuzzy Friends: somepawdy please help me stop with these pet puns | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 Dr. Dave Palmer and Dr. Janet Hill are both professors at USask. Dr. Palmer is a part of the department of chemistry and Dr. Hill is in the department of veterinary microbiology. Together, they share two grey cat-bros: Betelgeuse and Atlas, who Dr. Palmer features on his Twitter from time to time.

If you are a student at USask, chances are you have come across a sessional lecturer – it’s estimated they teach over half of the undergraduate courses in Canada.

Overworked and Underpaid: The Reality of Being a Sessional Instructor at USask | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 If you are a student at USask, chances are you have come across a sessional lecturer – it’s estimated they teach over half of the undergraduate courses in Canada. Upon your first impression, it may seem that other than not being tenured and maybe a different label written on your class syllabus,...

The USSU Campus Group of the Year is thriving due to adaptability, community and kindness.

Hope for a great many people: The Amal Humanitarian Club | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 If you’ve ever walked through the Arts tunnel from Place Riel, you’ve likely noticed the huge photo board under Murray Library. This is where the USSU posts photos of the winners of their Experience in Excellence Awards. If you look up into the top right-hand corner, you’ll see the award for C...

On International Women’s Day, March 8, Saskatoon’s trans community and allies filled the seats of Saskatoon City Hall.

Amplifying Trans Voices | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 The following article contains potentially triggering discourse surrounding transphobia and a notably transphobic figure.

It is the International Day of Happiness!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀

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USask Staff and their Fuzzy Friends – the “paw”ject continues. Read another edition of USask Staff and their Fuzzy Friends at thesheaf.com

This Saskatoon-based band seized their big chance, and reminded me that once in a while, it’s alright to take a risk.

Living and learning with the late-bloomers: GreenWing | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 For many people, the ages of twenty to thirty are a time of great uncertainty. Most people start schooling, move out, switch jobs multiple times, and eventually (sometimes) find themselves lying awake at night wondering, “what the hell am I doing with my life.” 

On Jan. 30, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh requested an emergency debate regarding the state of public healthcare within Canada. As a result, the contentious debate on privatized healthcare has once again become prevalent amongst Canadians.

Privatized Healthcare is Discriminatory. So Why Is It on the Agenda? | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 On Jan. 30, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh requested an emergency debate regarding the state of public healthcare within Canada. As a result, the contentious debate on privatized healthcare has once again become prevalent amongst Canadians. 

The Sheaf's Annual General Meeting is today. Everyone is welcome to attend either in person or virtual.

# AGM

Need advice? To her friends, she is known as the “Swiss-army knife” of a friend – she’s resourceful and knowledgeable in various areas of life. Often we feel alone in our struggles, but maybe we can change that with Ask Jaclyn.

USask prides itself on its Access and Equity Services (AES), which attempts to accommodate general accessibility towards its students. According to their website, accommodations can be made for “students who experience barriers in their education on the basis of a prohibited ground(s), including disability, religion, family status, and gender identity.” However, is USask doing enough to ensure all students have equal access to as equitable a post-secondary experience as their peers?

Wheelchair Accessibility at USask | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 This article highlights the good and bad about wheelchair accessibility on USask’s campus and proposes minor improvements that could make daily navigation easier for those who use wheelchairs, along with other disabilities.

During school days, students and school staff entering St. Thomas More College (STM) from their north entrance will be greeted with the sight of a peculiar pair of large doors being displayed at the entrance near the cafeteria. Dubbed as The Mosaic Doors.

Walking Through History: The Story of the St. Thomas More College Mosaic Doors | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 During school days, students and school staff entering St. Thomas More College (STM) from their north entrance will be greeted with the sight of a peculiar pair of large doors being displayed at the entrance near the cafeteria. Dubbed as The Mosaic Doors, they feature 52 various panels of unique sy...

A look into the counter-protests that have been occuring at the Shaw Center, specifically focusing on the Feb. 4 counter-protest.

Shaw Center Trans Rights Counter-Protest(s) | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 A look into the counter-protests that have been occuring at the Shaw Center, specifically focusing on the Feb. 4 counter-protest.

Get to know Chelazon Leroux as she discusses mental health, q***r communities and Indigenous Drag

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Stay Deadly: A conversation about Drag and Indigeneity with Saskatchewan’s first Drag Race Queen | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 Chelazon Leroux is a drag artist, comedian and the first Saskatchewan contestant to compete on the reality TV series, Canada’s Drag Race. Leroux, who uses he/she/they pronouns, is from Treaty 10 Territory, Buffalo River Dene Nation, as well as Treaty 8, Fond du Lac First Nation. Currently, they a...

The start of a new series that introduces you to some of USask staff’s animal companions. 🐶🐱🐾

https://thesheaf.com/2023/03/06/usask-staff-and-their-fuzzy-friends/

USask Staff and their Fuzzy Friends | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 Once upon a time, when I was trying to think of new and interesting article prompts, I thought to myself, “wow I really wish I could write an article about my pets because they are just so wonderful.” Then, in a flash of awareness, I realized that everyone loves to talk about their pets. Hey, ma...

Saskatoon-born historian returns to share research on gender and sexuality in the Holocaust.

Doris Bergen, Holocaust historian and USask alum to visit in March | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 Doris Bergen is a Saskatchewan-born historian of the Holocaust, and is currently the Chancellor Rose and Ray Wolfe Professor of Holocaust Studies at the University of Toronto. She has led an illustrious career, with numerous publications and teaching positions at many prestigious universities, inclu...

Why wait till the last minute? ⌛️

We’re hiring for the fall 🍁 Don’t forget the deadline is this Friday! 📆 Go to thesheaf.com/hiring to get the scoop on all the positions 😁

USask’s Greystone Singers and Aurora Voce choirs create beautiful music with the SSO.

https://thesheaf.com/2023/02/24/nordic-light-usask-and-saskatoon-symphony-orchestra-join-forces-to-light-up-the-night/

Nordic Light: USask and Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra join forces to light up the night | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 The winter term often feels incessantly dull. The weather is cold, classes pile on faster than you ever expect and the mid-term break never feels truly like a break. Sometimes it feels easier to lay awake, look up at the stars and let your mind wander into obscurity. An upcoming performance from the...

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Huskie Athletics had an opportunity to sit down with Nicholas Barker and talk about Black History Month. Barker is a second year outside hitter from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

https://thesheaf.com/2023/02/22/black-history-month-nicholas-barker-tells-his-story/

Black History Month: Nicholas Barker Tells His Story | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 SASKATOON, SK – Huskie Athletics had an opportunity to sit down with Nicholas Barker and talk about Black History Month. Barker is a second year outside hitter from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Volleyball wasn’t always the sport of choice for Barker. “I played soccer growing up and soccer got ...

Today, let’s put on a pink t-shirt 👚 and talk about homophobic and gender-based bullying.

What schools don’t teach students about Pink Shirt Day | The Sheaf - The University of Saskatchewan Newspaper Since 1912 Pink Shirt Day, also known as Anti-Bullying Day, is a day Canadian students may be familiar with — either through a presentation in schools where they got all the kids to chant  “No. More. Bullying!” or through the school’s Spirit Day of wearing a pink shirt on the last Wednesday of Februar...

It’s winter mid-term break! 😁