A cultured guide to foreign movies
There’s no time like a global pandemic to find new ways to enjoy world culture.
Review of Empires of the Word: A Language History of the World
Nicholas Ostler’s book about language history teaches the benefits of learning another language.
How Saskatoon’s forgotten downtown electrical station powered the entire province
Long before farmers sold goods at Riversdale’s market, the electricity generated there electrified Saskatchewan’s farms.
The leftists next door: How Food Not Bombs has adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic
This Saskatoon chapter delivers food and serves justice.
What in the world does that mean?: Immunocompromised populations and social isolation
We keep hearing these terms get thrown around, but what do they really mean?
Adjusting to survive: A local business’ story amidst the pandemic
How Odd Couple is battering down to prepare for the many challenges that come with the pandemic.
Four new noteworthy shows to binge watch in self-isolation
From spooky to hilarious, these shows are worth your time.
Coronavirus conspiracies: The simple answers turned into political weapons
Misinformation is nothing new, but stoking people’s fears in a pandemic is hindering global collaboration.
A change in menu: USSU Food Centre coordinator also leaving this spring
USSU Food Centre coordinator Jillian Rogers reminisces on her time in the office.
Student transforms research on Saskatoon’s forgotten Chinatown into walking tour
Local history reveals our city’s complex past and the discrimination that has occurred here.