Tue September 23, 2025
Today's Events
Austerity, Debt, and Taxes
Sep 23, 2025A talk in the Economics Speaker Series by Bev Dahlby, a Senior Fellow of the Fraser Institute
Global Café: Perspectives on Gaza—Voices on a Humanitarian Emergency
Sep 23, 2025A talk by journalists Fares Akram and Avi Lewis
Ongoing Events
Dawit L. Petros: From the Edge of the Horizon II
Sep 5 - Dec 12, 2025An exhibition of works that chart Petros' longstanding inquiry into geography, identity and migration
Upcoming Events
Literature Matters: Where’s Walmart? The Commonplace in Canadian Literature
Sep 24, 2025A public talk by Department of English faculty member Jessica McDonald
Approximation and Our Intellectual History
Sep 26, 2025A colloquium on mathematics and philosophy by Dr. Nicolas Fillion (PhD)
Market Power and the Bitcoin Protocol
Sep 26, 2025A talk in the Economics Speaker Series by Dr. Alfred Lehar (PhD) of the University of Calgary
Medieval Times with the Museum of Antiquities
Sep 27, 2025Medieval arts, crafts, mock combat and more for the whole family
7 Nights of History: The Many Rebirths of López de Santa Anna
Oct 1, 2025or, How to Lose Texas (and California, New Mexico, Arizona, etc.—almost the Yucatán) and your leg
A Topographical Summit
Oct 1-6, 2025A gathering of artists, designers, filmmakers, scientists and scholars hosted by USask Art Galleries and Collections and the School for the Arts
Beyond Cool: Gerry Mulligan’s Big Band Vision
Oct 4, 2025USask music professor Dean McNeill is artistic director of the SJO
Discovering the Amatis
Oct 5, 2025An annual concert series that gives the opportunity to hear the beauty of 17th-century rare instruments live
Philosophy in the Community: How does Culture Regulate Our Actions? Why does this Matter?
Oct 10, 2025A public talk by Valery Chirkov (PhD), professor of psychology and health studies
Political Studies Speaker Series: Narrating Palestine in the Shadow of Ibadah
Oct 16, 2025A talk in the Political Studies Speaker Series by Ghada Ageel, associate lecturer from the University of Alberta
Literature Matters: Detours into Dread: A Short, Scary History of Travel Horror Films
Oct 22, 2025A public talk by Department of English faculty member Lindsey Banco