Arts & Culture
Arts and Science alumni, faculty win Saskatchewan Book Awards
Authors connected to the College of Arts and Science were honoured with eight awards on June 23
The art of reconciliation
University Affairs
University Affairs features 11 works by Indigenous artists installed at Canadian universities, including "anohc kipasikônaw / we rise / niipawi" at USask
College of Arts and Science renewing a vision for fine and performing arts at USask
New project will assess opportunities and needs related to organizational structure, infrastructure, community partnerships, and research, scholarly, and artistic work
USask awards inaugural ohpinamake Indigenous art prize
Winnipeg-based artist KC Adams will receive $10,000 and six other artists will receive $1,000
Museum of Antiquities acquires replica Sleeping Hermaphrodite sculpture
The 3D-printed piece was purchased with $25,000 in funding from a bequest gift
Deneh’Cho Thompson working to break down institutional barriers from within
University of Alberta
Thompson, a USask faculty member in drama, set out to change the systems that were hindering his artistic and academic progress
USask conductor leads National Youth Band
Dr. Darrin Oehlerking (DMA) and six students in the USask Wind Orchestra were chosen to join this year’s national band
USask graduate explores invisible illness through artwork
Gabby Da Silva will receive a Bachelor of Fine Arts (honours) degree in studio art during Spring Convocation
USask Indigenous studies graduates reflect on their education
Jazzlin Walker and Dylan Cooper will receive Bachelor of Arts degrees at Spring Convocation in June
USask student cast in new CTV comedy
Cheyenna Sapp has joined the cast of Acting Good, an upcoming scripted comedy series
Exploring what it means to be human
USask graduate Marley J. Duckett studied human beings, past and present, in the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology