Featured local of the month: The Usask alumnus behind BrellaBot app
Filmmaker, animator and visual artist Andrei Feheregyhazi combines art and science to create AR masterpieces.
Thorough is the call of the reds: Usask engineering society hits 100th birthday
The engineering students’ group continues to stand strong despite some bumps along the way.
A portrait of our robot overlords: Artificial intelligence and science fiction movies
What is it about AI that we just can’t get over?
Medieval to modern: The Garrys breathe new life into Häxan
The screening reminded viewers that the times of witch hunts aren’t all that long ago.
Stars of the silver scream: Five of the most iconic Halloween movie characters
Here are some of the best Halloween icons to ever haunt your nightmares.
A manifestation of our anxieties: Why horror and science fiction narratives hit close to home
Scary stories have the power to blur the lines between fact and fiction.
Not so wicked witchcraft
The Sheaf talks magic with a modern-day witch.
World lacks decisive action despite rise of internment camps in China and US
It can be hard to fathom how the world let atrocities happen — until you see it repeated today.
“Simple” textbook trading policy secret to local bookstore’s longevity
The owner of Books Unlimited feels at home after serving campus students for over 30 years.
Was Joker really necessary?
Joker has been garnering controversy and negative attention since it was announced.