Cyberpunk fiction predicted our dystopia, but it might offer a way out
Blade Runner and Neuromancer presented us with technological dystopias and defined human existence in contrast to them.
The science of art
Science and art have been integrated throughout history.
Local band Too Soon Monsoon adds new member, announces album release date
Too Soon Monsoon moves to a three-piece ahead of new LP
The Umbrella Academy is completely out of its mind
The new Netflix indie adaptation is the most ambitious comic-book show ever.
Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild names U of S student as first ever Youth Poet Laureate
Alasdair Rees was the first recipient of the Youth Poet Laureate.
Stoic by Patient Hands is a hauntingly beautiful record by a former U of S student
Ambient singer-songwriter Alex Stooshinoff speaks about his debut.
Environmental sustainability and the KonMari Method: Make March bring-your-own-mug month
The waste audit encourages students to reduce waste by bringing a reusable mug to school.
‘Buildings aren’t haunted, people are’: Inside the Netflix Original Russian Doll
This existential offering allows us to learn about life through death.
Through the years: University of Saskatchewan architecture
Like fashion and film, architecture on campus has seen historic and stylistic changes over the decades.
George Clooney’s Suburbicon is a hidden gem
How did a movie that seemed so promising do so poorly in theatres?