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

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  • The Fog is Getting Thicker and Leon’s Getting Larger!

    By March 5, 2026

    How a Winnipeg band found themselves one prairie province over, in front of a sold-out USask crowd.

    • Meera Margaret Singh, Gentle Animals, 2023 | Courtesy of the artist.

  • What We Hold: A Love Letter To Trinkets Past

    By February 25, 2026

    Meera Margaret Singh’s latest exhibition allows audiences to follow family histories through

    • Promotional poster for The Boat, written by Todd Devonshire

  • A Clinic at Sea: The Boat Confronts Canada’s Abortion History and Its Present

    By February 24, 2026

    USask alumni bring Todd Devonshire’s new historical drama to life, sparking conversation

    • ‘Ebb’ is a solo exhibition of new and recent work by artist Braxton Garneau | College Art Galleries | Carey Shaw

  • No Final Form: On Slowness and Continuity in Braxton Garneau’s Ebb

    By February 18, 2026

    Material, movement and the choice to leave meaning unresolved

    • Bloomsbury Publishing; Sheheryar B. Sheikh is a USask graduate and a Donald Hill Family Postdoctoral Fellow at Dalhousie University | USask

  • Who Is The Other? A Conversation On Fear As Narrative With The Post-9/11 Great American Novel Author, Shehreyar Sheikh

    By February 9, 2026

    “It’s not about us or them. It’s about giving human dignity where it belongs—with humans.”

    • Clapboard | Stokpic from Pixabay | Canva Pro

  • Still Watching? Netflix and The Bleak Future of Entertainment

    By January 26, 2026

    With Netflix set to acquire Warner Bros., how does this bode for television and movies?

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  • Diapers, Deadlines and Degrees

    By January 23, 2026

    Parent students face unique barriers at the USask.

    • Polaroid friends photo collage | Nassy Art | Canva Pro

  • Going Analogue: Gen Z’s Return to Physical Media

    By January 20, 2026

    In the last few years, the cultural craving for physical media has been insatiable. Why is the first generation to grow up with technology now rejecting it?