THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

Culture

Screenshot courtesy of IShowSpeed | Instagram

  • I Show The World — How IShowSpeed’s International Streaming Marathons Have Undone Global Stereotypes

    By March 31, 2026

    The gap between perception and reality is shrinking, live on YouTube.

    • Muslim dinner table during Ramadan | Sumali Ibnu Chamid|Canva Pro

  • Ramadan Reset: Exploring Mindfulness During the Islamic Holy Month

    By March 19, 2026

    Suhoor, Self-reflection and Self-improvement

    • Screenshot courtesy of Greystone Theatre | Facebook

  • Lost in Translation

    By March 13, 2026

    USask students produce a play exploring cultural erasure and how language shapes identity.

    • Leon’s Getting Larger | Facebook

  • The Fog is Getting Thicker and Leon’s Getting Larger!

    By March 5, 2026

    How a Winnipeg band found themselves one prairie province over, in front of a sold-out USask crowd.

    • Meera Margaret Singh, Gentle Animals, 2023 | Courtesy of the artist.

  • What We Hold: A Love Letter To Trinkets Past

    By February 25, 2026

    Meera Margaret Singh’s latest exhibition allows audiences to follow family histories through

    • Promotional poster for The Boat, written by Todd Devonshire

  • A Clinic at Sea: The Boat Confronts Canada’s Abortion History and Its Present

    By February 24, 2026

    USask alumni bring Todd Devonshire’s new historical drama to life, sparking conversation

    • ‘Ebb’ is a solo exhibition of new and recent work by artist Braxton Garneau | College Art Galleries | Carey Shaw

  • No Final Form: On Slowness and Continuity in Braxton Garneau’s Ebb

    By February 18, 2026

    Material, movement and the choice to leave meaning unresolved

    • Bloomsbury Publishing; Sheheryar B. Sheikh is a USask graduate and a Donald Hill Family Postdoctoral Fellow at Dalhousie University | USask

  • Who Is The Other? A Conversation On Fear As Narrative With The Post-9/11 Great American Novel Author, Shehreyar Sheikh

    By February 9, 2026

    “It’s not about us or them. It’s about giving human dignity where it belongs—with humans.”