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

Grace Hogg, La Ronge (1953). Collection of Remai Modern | Carey Shaw

  • Reading the Sky: Forecast at Remai Modern

    By April 29, 2026

    An exhibition that uses the weather as a lens into the past

    • Photo of The Brothers G Via www.brosg.ca

  • March & April Mini Music Recap

    By April 27, 2026

    Off The Top Rope, Blu Beach Band and Brothers G Bring Down Our Collective Cortisol

    • Duckweed Growth Module II (detail), mixed media, 2026 | Kelly Jaclynn Andres

  • Latent Swamp at PAVED Arts: Endless Ecological Inquiries

    By April 20, 2026

    Duckweed and Deconstructing the Politics of Attention

    • From left Leanne Griffin, Laurin Griffin, Sugith Varughese, Hope McIntyre and Clare Middleton | USask Drama Department

  • 80 Years of Breaking a Leg: USask Drama Department Celebrates its 80th Anniversary

    By April 13, 2026

    An in depth look at the people celebrating 80 years of drama at USask

    • Screenshot courtesy of IShowSpeed | Instagram

  • I Show The World — How IShowSpeed’s International Streaming Marathons Have Undone Global Stereotypes

    By March 31, 2026

    The gap between perception and reality is shrinking, live on YouTube.

    • Image by the author | Hannah Ha

  • 10 Things to Do in Vietnam: A Guide to Going Home

    By March 24, 2026

    If you find yourself 20 years old without a sense of home,

    • Muslim dinner table during Ramadan | Sumali Ibnu Chamid|Canva Pro

  • Ramadan Reset: Exploring Mindfulness During the Islamic Holy Month

    By March 19, 2026

    Suhoor, Self-reflection and Self-improvement

    • Screenshot courtesy of Greystone Theatre | Facebook

  • Lost in Translation

    By March 13, 2026

    USask students produce a play exploring cultural erasure and how language shapes identity.