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Tue January 21, 2025

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Ongoing Events

Rounding

Jan 17 - Apr 25, 2025

A space of continual unlearning, teaching, activation and processual exhibition

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Upcoming Events

Literature Matters: Sustainably Don(n)e: Taking Care of Digital Literary Resources

Jan 22, 2025

A public talk by Department of English faculty member Brent Nelson

Susi Ramstein Takes LSD and Inspires a Feminist Counterculture

Jan 22, 2025

A talk by Prof. Erika Dyck in the 7 Nights of History series

Women Plus Water: The Water-Climate Crisis in Small Island States

Jan 23, 2025

The first event in the 2025 Women Plus Water conversation series

Love Songs to End Colonization

Jan 24, 2025

Artists Peter Morin and Jimmie Kilpatrick present their participatory karaoke project repurposing popular love songs

Russna Kaur: again and again... finally, the freedom to fall

Jan 24 - Apr 25, 2025

Russna Kaur draws inspiration for her bold colour palette from her surroundings, her Punjabi heritage and the Indian wedding industry

Liam Ó Laoghaire, qui êtes-vous?: Language, Nationalism, and the Odd Bedfellows of 1940s Irish Film Culture

Jan 30, 2025

The Peter Millard Lecture will feature a talk by Professor Jerry White about the early career and political roots of one of the founders of Irish film culture—Liam O'Leary

Distinguished Professor Lectures: Jim Handy

Feb 5, 2025

History professor Dr. Jim Handy (PhD) was one of nine USask faculty awarded title of distinguished professor in 2024

Leah Rosenberg Artist Talk

Feb 7, 2025

This artist talk by Leah Rosenberg is in collaboration with the Saskatchewan Jewish Arts Festival, and the University of Saskatchewan Art Galleries and Collections

Women Plus Water: Inclusive Fieldwork

Feb 11, 2025

A conversation in celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Greystone Theatre: Brainstorm

Feb 12-15, 2025

A theatrical investigation into how teenagers’ brains work

Re-theorizing Representation, Participation and Agency in the Governance of the Global Refugee Regime

Feb 13, 2025

A talk by Dr. Kiran Banerjee (PhD) in the Political Studies Speaker Series

The Living Present: Co-creating time through Philosophy, Literature, and Life

Feb 14, 2025

A Philosophy in the Community event with women's and gender studies professor Rachel Loewen-Walker