Mon February 5, 2024
Today's Events
Drawing is a Process, Drawing is a Moment
Feb 5-9, 2024This Advanced Drawing class exhibition will actively transform over the course of the week
Ongoing Events
Human Capital
Jan 19 - Apr 19, 2024An exhibition offering insight into the impact of Canada’s immigration policies and history
Nonie
Jan 26 - Apr 19, 2024Examining the artistic career of Wynona Mulcaster (1915-2016) through a survey of landscape paintings
Upcoming Events
Greystone Theatre: 10 out of 12
Feb 7-10, 2024A wry comedy that lets the audience in on the bumpy journey of producing a play
Water as a Key Ingredient for Women and Girls Nutrition
Feb 8, 2024Lecture 2 of the 2024 Women Plus Water Lecture Series
Free Will and Mad Scientists
Feb 9, 2024A Philosophy in the Community talk by Dr. Dwayne Moore (PhD), faculty member in the Department of Philosophy
In Conversation: Sally Frater, Crystal Mowry and Farihah Shah
Feb 9, 2024A panel discussion stemming from artworks and themes in the exhibition Human Capital
Department of Music Scholarship Awards Ceremony
Feb 11, 2024A celebration of the achievements of USask music students
52nd Sorokin Lecture: The Immigration Industry in Canada
Feb 15, 2024Please join the Department of Sociology to celebrate the 52nd Sorokin Lecture with guest speaker Dr. Vic Satzewich from McMaster University
Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium
Feb 16, 2024The language of forms (understanding what a straight line is)
Discovering the Amatis
Feb 18, 2024A concert series that gives you an opportunity to hear the beauty of 17th-century rare instruments live
The Department of Philosophy Black History Month Event
Feb 21, 2024A Black History Month event hosted by the Department of Philosophy
The Saskatoon Berry Jam
Feb 26 - Mar 8, 2024A collaborative exhibition that combines Indigenous artists, music, micro-art and acts of giving.
The Saskatoon Berry Jam: Lunchtime Potlach
Feb 26, 2024An opening reception in the form of a lunchtime potlach for the collaborative Saskatoon Berry Jam exhibition, featuring a talk by Mary Longman
Arts and Science Celebrating Black Experiences: Arts, Literature and More
Feb 27, 2024An online panel discussion featuring College of Arts and Science students and alumni
Global Café: Saskatchewan—What the World Needs
Feb 27, 2024A talk presented with the Saskatchewan International Trade and Economic Development Office
Literature Matters: The Star Trek Franchise and the Influence of Earthly Politics
Feb 28, 2024A talk by Laura Fraser, graduate student in the Department of English
Saskatchewan High School Ethics Bowl
Mar 2, 2024Teams of high school students are invited to examine and discuss ethical issues