Politics & Society
Variable Markups, Incomplete Pass-Throughs, and R&D Misallocation
A talk in the Economics Speaker Series by Jean-Félix Brouillette, HEC Montreal
Obituary: James Miller
Legacy.com
USask emeritus professor, scholar of Indigenous-settler relations was one of Canada's most distinguished historians
7 Nights of History: Percy Moore: Bringing Modern Health and Welfare North Through Indian Health Services
A community lecture by Dr. Erika Dyck (PhD) of the Department of History
7 Nights of History: Mao Zedong’s Revolutionary Ideology and Mass Mobilization Campaigns: Chaos, Political Persecution, Mass Famine and Mass Deaths
A community lecture by Dr. Mirela David (PhD) of the Department of History
7 Nights of History: The Poet-Painter who Lost China: Emperor Huizong and the Power of Ink and Brush
A community lecture by Dr. George Keyworth (PhD) of the Department of History
7 Nights of History: King John, the First and Only: How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
A community lecture by Dr. Hannah Wood (PhD) of St. Thomas More College
7 Nights of History: The Rise and Fall of Exodus International: Evangelists for the Ex-Gay Movement
A community lecture by Dr. Andrea Ens (PhD) of the Department of History
USask-led international research project unites water with maternal health
Geography and Planning professor Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace (PhD) is leading a project exploring connections between physical and social environments and maternal well-being
USask philosophy class encourages kids to ask the ‘big questions’
Philosophy for Children class examines important issues, develops critical thinking skills
Philosophy in the Community: Morality, God, and the Tasks and Limits of Philosophy
A public talk by John Liptay, STM professor of philosophy
Philosophy in the Community: Is Growth Good?
A public talk by Dr. Diana Heney (PhD), assistant professor of philosophy