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

  • By February 14, 2013

    Though music’s grand promise of provoking revolutions hasn’t come to fruition, now more than ever we need artists to shake up our assumptions about how we see the world. That’s what A Tribe Called Red’s music is all about — subversion.

  • It’s electric — new open-stage night comes to Saskatoon

    By February 13, 2013

    Electronic music fans in Saskatoon have a new home. Vangelis Tavern launched Synaptic Mondays on Jan. 14. The open mic event is the city’s only weekly showcase of electronic music.

  • Album Review: Sora’s Scorpion Moon

    By February 11, 2013

    Over the last decade, Alberta-raised singer Sora has made a strong showing with two albums and an EP. The success of her Celtic influenced melodies and narrative lyrics only continues on her third album Scorpion Moon, slated for release Feb. 28.

  • The skinny on fats: good versus bad

    By February 11, 2013

    In our ever-changing society I find it difficult to keep up with what is supposed to be ‘good’ and what is ‘bad.’ In particular, which types of fat are good for you and which are bad.

  • Ni No Kuni is a beautiful, whimsical return to the classic RPG

    By February 9, 2013

    Japanese animation giant Studio Ghibli has taken a page from Disney’s book and stepped into the world of video games.

  • A viewer’s guide to the worst movie ever: The Room

    By February 8, 2013

    Every once in awhile a film will come along and change how movies are viewed. The Room is one of those films.

  • Your brain on podcasts: top podcasts to refine your mind

    By February 2, 2013

    The right podcast can invigorate you and offer great information to spout at a party. But like most of the information offered via the Internet, you have to delve through the shit to get to the gold. We’ve compiled a list of some of the most interesting podcasts you need to listen to.

  • 48 frames per second: the future of film or distracting gimmick?

    By February 2, 2013

    By having more frames projected at a faster rate, movement should look smoother with a sharper overall image, without regular films motion blur. Is this the way of the future, or another distracting gimmick?