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

Illustration by Akshara Dash, Design Editor

  • Tomato Soup, Mashed Potatoes and Self-Immolation: A brief introduction to contemporary protest art

    By January 19, 2023

    Will a painting displayed for the public be worth anything when people won’t be able to live in a future free of climate crisis effects?

  • Expand your literary horizons with STM’s in media res magazine St. Thomas More’s in medias res returns with new theme and a public painting event.

    By January 11, 2023

    In Medias Res (IMR) is a literary magazine accepting submissions on theme of “Horizons” from students, staff, faculty, and alumni at St. Thomas More College. IMR encourages submissions from diverse disciplines and aims to promote stepping out of comfort zones, hosting event on January 13th.

  • A big dream, a passionate community and one damn good horror film: How The Druid’s Hand took on Screamfest LA

    By November 30, 2022

    When you say you want to pursue art in Saskatchewan, many people will push you down or try to convince you to pursue something else, something more viable. But, that hasn’t stopped artists from this province from pursuing their crafts with fervour and reaching amazing heights.

  • SILENCE! at the gallery

    By November 29, 2022

    SILENCE! is an annual art show and silent auction hosted by the Visual Arts Students’ Union (VASU). The show gives VASU members a chance to display and sell their artwork to the public.

  • Do you struggle with essay writing?

    By November 1, 2022

    A simple step-by-step guide to help you write your best paper yet.

  • Kanye, Brussels sprouts, and books: the benefits of reading in the digital age

    By October 24, 2022

    Looking to save yourself from the digital doom-scroll? Try flipping through the pages of a book.

  • A Saskatchewan Symphony of Horror: Celebrate 100 years of Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra

    By October 22, 2022

    Get in the Halloween spirit early with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra as they provide live music for a classic silent horror film

  • “Our stories are us”: current and new art exhibits at USask

    By October 12, 2022

    Your introduction to the works of Laura St. Pierre, Andréanne Godin and Anna Plesset.