Arts & Culture
Step-by-Step, Word-by-Word: Writing as Embodied Practice
A talk by author Ken Wilson
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
Green & White
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
What We Hold
USask Art Galleries & Collection
A touring exhibition featuring a series of photographic and sculptural still lifes by Meera Margaret
Ebb
USask Art Galleries & Collection
Ebb presents a selection of new and recent work by artist Braxton Garneau
‘Your music career is built one note at a time’
USask graduate Dr. Maxine Thévenot (BMusEd’91), one of North America’s premier organists, is set to conduct a large orchestra and chorus of 150 voices at Carnegie Hall
USask-composed musical piece premieres in honour of retiring USask president
“It is an unusual commission for an unusual president,” said composer Paul Suchan, a USask alumnus and sessional lecturer in music
Literature Matters: Competing Visions of Ireland in the 1840 Painting A Blind Girl at a Holy Well
A public talk by STM English faculty member Kylee-Anne Hingston
Literature Matters: Place and People in Kate Beaton’s Graphic Oil Sands Memoir Ducks
A public talk by English PhD student Jenna Miller