Arts & Culture
Exploring culture and identity through beadwork
Green & White
Acclaimed Métis artist Corinna Wollf (BA’96, BFA’14, MFA’16), a former Saskatoon resident and three-time USask graduate, now lives and works in northern Italy
‘My time at USask was pivotal in my journey as an artist’
USask drama graduate Jimena Larraguivel (BA’07) is starring in a new BBC television show and an upcoming production at Shakespeare’s Globe in London, UK
Bringing performances to the people
USask graduate Mac Dawson (BSc’16, BFA’18), the artistic director of Sum Theatre, prepares for another exciting season of Theatre in the Park
A new chapter for USask’s cultural heritage
The university’s museums, galleries and the Diefenbaker Canada Centre have joined the University Library to form a unified cultural heritage organization
USask graduates, faculty receive book awards
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The 33rd annual Saskatchewan Book Awards gala was held on May 1, 2026, in Regina
USask alumna on journey to make 5,000 key sculptures
Green & White
https://greenandwhite.usask.ca/articles/2026/usask-alumna-on-journey-to-make-5,000-key-sculptures.php
Celebrating the winners of USask’s 12th annual Images of Research contest
Six Arts and Science students, staff, faculty and alumni were selected as winners of the annual contest
USask Drama Program celebrates 80 years with five brand-new plays
One-act plays by USask Drama alumni will be performed from March 19-28
This Saskatchewan drama program first housed in an airplane hangar on campus is celebrating 80 years
CTV Saskatoon
School for the Arts associate professor Carla Orosz and sessional lecturer Skye Brandon talk about the legacy of the USask drama program
A Settlement Discovery Could Upend Our Theory of Early America
Popular Mechanics
USask archaeologist Dr. Glenn Stuart (PhD) was part of the discovery of an 11,000-year-old Indigenous settlement in Saskatchewan
Arts and Science authors make Sask Book Awards shortlist
Faculty and alumni named in multiple categories, including Book of the Year