Arts & Culture
Queering the Classroom project aims to showcase student work, transform learning
Queering the Classroom is an open-access project from University of Saskatchewan (USask) Women’s and Gender Studies (WGST)
In conversation with the 2025 English Graduate Award Winners
Department of English
Tricia Monsour and Owen Schalk share their amazing journeys
Most distinguished USask social sciences graduate emphasizes the ‘importance of balance’
Psychology student to receive Copland Prize in Social Sciences at USask Spring Convocation
USask music education graduate follows her calling
Award-winning trumpeter Hanna Hashi wants to perform and teach
Vanderhaeghe wins Saskatchewan Book of the Year Award
Green & White
2025 Saskatchewan Book Award winners included five Arts and Science graduates
Asian Heritage Month celebrates diverse experiences at USask
Political studies master's student Soma Bidar Pour shares her story during Asian Heritage Month
‘Writing makes my life meaningful’
Alumnus Dr. Yuan Changming (MA’92, PhD’96), who studied English at the University of Saskatchewan, is an award-winning poet, writer, editor, publisher, tutor, and translator
USask theatre artists head to Korea to honour Canadian soldiers
Canadian and Korean artists are creating an original musical highlighting Canadian contributions to the Korean War
USask Arts and Science faculty recognized for research, scholarly, artistic impact on communities
Four Arts and Science faculty members presented with college awards for outstanding RSAW contributions
Ta̱wi’stalisa̱la (To Walk Around the World): Reclaiming the Intangible
USask Art Galleries and Collection
Marianne Nicolson's work negotiates the complex dynamics between visibility and invisibility
Enfilade
USask Art Galleries and Collection
Anne Low creates sculptural forms, often using techniques and methodologies associated with histories of decorative arts and domestic interiors