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- Sep 30, 2026
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Why are treaties Important? The Treaty Commissioner has a response - The Carillon (opens the original)
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In many ceremonies across the nation, “we live on Treaty…” is heard during land acknowledgements, but as a university, what does it mean to live on treaty land? Sept. 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day on which extra time is taken to understand and reflect on treaty agreements. The Carillon spoke with Kathy Walker, The Treaty Commissioner of Saskatchewan, to understand the ongoing importance of treaties as well as treaty education for post-secondary students. Let’s define wha
It’s not just exam stress - The Carillon (opens the original)
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Crippling anxiety, tiredness, burnout, complex emotions – as university students, this is all almost guaranteed. International students, in particular, face the burden of issues ranging from domestic pressures to social anxiety. To understand some of the reasons behind the exhaustion, the Carillon spoke with Dr. Kent Klippenstine, doctoral psychologist and manager of the Wellness Centre at the university. The biggest thing is, whatever you are going through, don’t go through it alone. -Dr. Kent
Hello, Adulthood! - The Carillon (opens the original)
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The campus is full of young students hoping to gain experiences that enrich their journey into adulthood, but the essence of what makes an adult remains an important question. Zoe Anthony, a University of Regina Bachelor of Fine Arts student, offered spectators a way to try and answer this question. From June 22 to July 10, she explored the concept of adulthood through her show, Imitating Adulthood, at the Fifth Parallel Gallery. This show was inspired by Anthony’s parents’ photo albums, as well
Aye aye captain: So what do we think about pirating… media? - The Carillon (opens the original)
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Can you remember the dreadful times where one of the movies you absolutely wanted to watch was nowhere to be found? Or required subscriptions from two different streaming platforms?! What did you do then? Reign the Sea, pirate! I am sure many of you are familiar with pirating media, illegally downloading, or distributing copyrighted content such as movies, books, or music. Am I here to judge you? Maybe, maybe not. The real question is, do I resonate with you? ONE HUNDRED PERCENT. As a student, I
Spicy September - The Carillon (opens the original)
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Welcome back to another joyful – or dreadful, depending on how you view it – academic year! With classes in full swing, it’s officially back-to-school season, and the start of a new school year brings plenty of events and activities to check out. To help you track them down and make the most of the month, we’ve compiled a list of things to do in Regina this September. When: Every Friday evening until Sept. 25, 5:00 to 9:30 p.m. Price: Free for spectators and participants If you have a special ve
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