Arts & Culture
Alumni Book Nook: Rhett Stevenson (BA’17)
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USask political studies graduate Rhett Stevenson has released the first volume of SOKOS, a science fiction graphic novel
Multi-media artist engages with Sask. landscapes through lens of conservation
The latest project for USask graduate Heather Cline (BFA’93, MFA’02) is Viewfinder, a collaboration with the Nature Conservancy of Canada
‘This book will help us on the journey of truth and reconciliation’
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USask alumna and current graduate student Elizabeth (Liz) Zdunich (BA’01, BEd’05, CIL’19) has written kisēwātsi—Be Kind, a children’s book about her mother’s experiences at a Saskatchewan residential school
ᑮᐦᑖᐧᒼ ᐋᐸᒋᐦᑖᐃᐧᐣ – kihtwâm âpacihtâwin – using again/re-purposing
University Art Galleries and Collection
An upcycled art project focused on seasonal renewal
USask graduate calls the accent shots on stage and set
Holly Renaut (BFA’08) has translated her USask drama training into a global career
Saskatchewan High School Ethics Bowl
Teams of high school students are invited to examine and discuss ethical issues
From Indigenous Containment to Freedom: Tracing and Breaking Narratives of Settler Colonialism
Dr. Kristina Bidwell (PhD) will be presenting the next Peter Millard Lecture, hosted by the Department of English
Tech talk: How USask researchers are utilizing new technology
From drones to augmented reality to quantum computing, USask researchers are pushing the boundaries
Bateman Lecture: The Climate Crisis in Canadian Fiction
Dr. Wendy Roy (PhD) explores how Canadian authors are grappling with environmental change
Reflecting on a decade in theatre
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USask graduate S.E. Grummett (BFA’16) has travelled around the world as a performer, director, writer, designer, puppeteer, and video artist
USask professor’s new book is what Canadian wind band conductors have been waiting for
Winds of the North, edited and compiled by Dr. Darrin Oehlerking (DMA), makes Canadian music more accessible