Mon January 18, 2016
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Upcoming Events
7 Days that Transformed the World: The day when London exceeded 5 million people
Jan 19, 2016Nineteenth-century London struggled with sewage, floods, water famines, deadly disease and squalid conditions -- but found solutions
Literature Matters
Jan 20, 2016The first lecture in this series for 2016 will be given by Prof. Kevin Flynn, who will present a lecture titled "Speculations on Canadian Science Fiction"
Writing North 6: Roadkill
Jan 22-23, 2016Writing North 6: Roadkill is the sixth annual celebration of Canadian writing, sponsored by the University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Writer's Guild
The Psychedelic Circus
Jan 23-24, 2016A fundraiser for the Canadian Mental Health Association and the Psychology Students Society
Exhibition: re(visit): interpreting the collection
Jan 29 - Apr 29, 2016Exhibition of works from the collection celebrate Kenderdine and College Art Gallery anniversaries
Canadian astronaut Roberta Bondar to speak at U of S
Feb 4, 2016Meet Roberta Bondar, Canada's first woman astronaut and the world's first neurologist in space, as she gives a talk titled "Earth Patterns from Afar - A Challenging Perspective"
Exhibition: Ensemble
Feb 4-6, 2016An exhibition of work by Department of Art & Art History instructors and staff
U of S building consensus for architecture school with open houses
Feb 4-6, 2016How feasible is a School of Architecture in Saskatchewan? Find out by attending one of three open house consultations
Duo Cellissimo!
Feb 8, 2016A concert featuing Philip Hansen, Cello (Principal cellist of the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra) and Kathleen Solose, Piano (Department of Music, University of Saskatchewan)
Philosophy in the Community: God and Evil
Feb 12, 2016Prof. Eric Dayton will present this lecture examining whether the existence of evil can be reconciled with the existence of an all-good, omnipotent God
7 Days That Transformed the World: June 7, 1967
Feb 16-17, 2016How the Six Day War transformed world-renowned scholar Edward Said