Tue March 12, 2024
Today's Events
No events scheduled today
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
Finding words that aren't there: Using word embeddings to improve dictionary search for low-resource languages
Mar 14, 2024The next Department of Linguistics public lecture is presented by Dr. Antti Arppe (PhD), University of Alberta
Leveraging Water for Peace
Mar 14, 2024Lecture 3 of the Women Plus Water Lecture Series
Medieval Wonders: Maps, Manuscripts and Beasts
Mar 14, 2024An exhibition of original and reproduction manuscripts of the Middle Ages
Recite Pi Contest
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Timlin Public Lecture in Economics: From the Rail to Wall Street
Mar 14, 2024Timlin Lecturer professor Daniel Trefler (PhD), of the University of Toronto, will be addressing the impacts of AI on Wall Street
Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium
Mar 15, 2024How to approximate pi: Something old, something new, something borrowed, and something from out of the blue
USask Wind Orchestra: Northern Reflections
Mar 15, 2024A performance of works by Canadian composers
USask Music Theatre Ensemble: Friendship
Mar 16, 2024A Blendship of Stories
Timlin Lecture in Political Studies: Roots, Routes, and Reckonings
Mar 18, 2024Dr. Debra Thompson (McGill University) will be presenting, "Roots, Routes, and Reckonings: On Blackness and Belonging in North America"
Greystone Theatre: Metamorphosis
Mar 20-23, 2024As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning, he found himself transformed into a gigantic insect
Literature Matters: Caribbean Literature and the Blues: Using Music to Read Migration
Mar 20, 2024A free talk by Jay Rajiva, faculty member in the Department of English
Millard Lecture: Joseph Conrad's Ukrainian Footsteps
Mar 21, 2024A Department of English talk by Dr. Ludmilla Voitkovska (PhD)
Global Café: Climate Action for Peace
Mar 22, 2024A talk about finding solutions to climate change and gender inequity in the Global South
Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium
Mar 22, 2024Mathematics as a Spiritual Being
USask Jazz Ensemble: Timely Music
Mar 22, 2024A concert featuring guest artist Alastair Kay
Greystone Singers & University Chorus Concert
Mar 24, 2024The performance is entitled, "A Stitch In Time"
Bathrooms as Battlegrounds for Equality Historically and Today
Mar 25, 2024Professor Samuel Singer, University of Ottawa, is presenting the next New Feminist Research Lecture
USask Concert Band: Taking Flight
Mar 26, 2024Spring concert of the University of Saskatchewan Concert Band
USask Symphony Orchestra: Music: A Place to Reflect
Mar 27, 2024The music of Shostakovich, Schubert, Richter, Thomas, Anderson and Tchaikovsky
The Evolution of British Asian Radio in England
Apr 1, 2024A guest talk in sociology from Dr. Gloria Khamkar (PhD) of Bournemouth University
BFA Exhibitions: Abesia + Basu + Knutson
Apr 2-6, 2024View BFA exhibitions by USask students Meerah Abesia, Atrayee Basu and Terry Sykes Knutson
Public presentation by candidate for Director, School for the Arts
Apr 2, 2024Faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the public presentations of the three candidates shortlisted for this position
Repairing AI for Environmental Justice
Apr 3, 2024Join the InterD program community for a keynote lecture about AI and its impact on the environment
USask Chamber Ensemble Concert
Apr 3, 2024Enjoy beautiful chamber music works performed by students in the USask Chamber Ensemble
Public presentation by candidate for Director, School for the Arts
Apr 5, 2024Faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the public presentations of the three candidates shortlisted for this position
Solar Eclipse Viewing
Apr 8, 2024Safely view the partial solar eclipse at the USask Observatory
Material World
Apr 9-13, 2024An exhibition featuring works by senior students in the area of sculpture and related works