University of Saskatchewan alumni, the Rory Lynch Trio, prepare for upcoming café show
Rory Lynch speaks about his creative process and the jazz scene in Saskatoon.
Flint hosts art show by U of S alumna Emily Zdunich
Emily Zdunich's blue portrait series examines emotional turmoil and masculinity.
A case for humanities: Seeking paths for greater connection and interdisciplinary studies
There are a lot more opportunities on the road to a humanities career than you’d think — and it starts in your undergrad.
The Roxy Theatre hosts a new take on the works of Georges Méliès
Jean-François Alcoléa offers greater insight into the third installment of the 2018 Riversdale Silent Classics Series.
Separating the art from the artist: Should Harry Potter fans continue to support J.K. Rowling?
What should you do when your problematic fave becomes just plain-old problematic?
Art in Mind examines mental health through artistic expression
A Peer Health Usask exhibit displays impressionistic student works relating to mental health.
A look into Saskatoon’s hidden horror comics scene
The Sheaf takes a look at Saskatoon’s creepy contributions to the comic book industry
Spookiest spots on campus
At the back door entrance of the Archeology Building, it is rumoured that this re-cemented block in the wall used to be a body schute for an underground morgue on the U of S campus
7 Nights of Historical Villainy talks Moose Jaw tunnels
How much do we really know about the Tunnels of Moose Jaw?
Not enough time for a movie? Check out these Halloween-themed TV series
Fit some horror into your midterm season with these episodic thrillers.