Politics & Society
Dam-Breaking: Arms Trading and American Revolutions
This event will feature speaker Dr. Brian DeLay, history professor at UC Berkeley
Nativism and internal migration in Canada
This lecture will be presented by Isabelle Côté, associate professor in the Department of Political Science, Memorial University of Newfoundland
The Lives of Fritz Haber and of International Law: Entwined Tales of Tragedy and Irony
This lecture will be presented by Mark A. Drumbl, Class of 1975 Alumni Professor at Washington and Lee University
Obituary: James Miller
Legacy.com
USask emeritus professor, scholar of Indigenous-settler relations was one of Canada's most distinguished historians
7 Nights of History: Percy Moore: Bringing Modern Health and Welfare North Through Indian Health Services
A community lecture by Dr. Erika Dyck (PhD) of the Department of History
7 Nights of History: Mao Zedong’s Revolutionary Ideology and Mass Mobilization Campaigns: Chaos, Political Persecution, Mass Famine and Mass Deaths
A community lecture by Dr. Mirela David (PhD) of the Department of History
7 Nights of History: The Poet-Painter who Lost China: Emperor Huizong and the Power of Ink and Brush
A community lecture by Dr. George Keyworth (PhD) of the Department of History
7 Nights of History: King John, the First and Only: How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
A community lecture by Dr. Hannah Wood (PhD) of St. Thomas More College
USask-led international research project unites water with maternal health
Geography and Planning professor Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace (PhD) is leading a project exploring connections between physical and social environments and maternal well-being
USask philosophy class encourages kids to ask the ‘big questions’
Philosophy for Children class examines important issues, develops critical thinking skills
Philosophy in the Community: Morality, God, and the Tasks and Limits of Philosophy
A public talk by John Liptay, STM professor of philosophy