Wed January 28, 2026
Today's Events
7 Nights of History: King John, the First and Only: How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
Jan 28, 2026A community lecture by Dr. Hannah Wood (PhD) of St. Thomas More College
Literature Matters: Anti-Apartheid Activism in Nadine Gordimer’s Burger’s Daughter
Jan 28, 2026A public talk by English PhD student Vijay Kachru
Ongoing Events
Rounding (IV): moving towards collection
Sep 12, 2025 - Mar 31, 2026An exhibition featuring works by Augustus Kenderdine, Joshua Bonnetta and other contributors
Ebb
Jan 23 - Apr 24, 2026Ebb presents a selection of new and recent work by artist Braxton Garneau
What We Hold
Jan 23 - Apr 24, 2026A touring exhibition featuring a series of photographic and sculptural still lifes by Meera Margaret
Upcoming Events
Book Launch: ReVisions: Speculating in Literature and Film in Canada
Jan 30, 2026Dystopian and apocalyptic fiction and film is explored in a new book edited by Dr. Wendy Roy (PhD) of the Department of English
Saskatoon Game Jam
Jan 30 - Feb 1, 2026Create a game within 48 hours—with a team, or solo
Recalibrating Canada’s Immigration Architecture: Insights from Research on Economic Inclusion and Institutional Mediation
Feb 5, 2026The 54th Annual Sorokin Lecture is presented by Dr. Rupa Banerjee (PhD)
The Masquerade!
Feb 7, 2026The annual big band dance returns at the iconic Manhattan Ballroom
Greystone Theatre: Translations
Feb 10-14, 2026A collision of cultures brings far-reaching consequences
Women Plus Water Conversation: Women + Cryospheric Decade
Feb 11, 2026An event in recognition of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Restless World Anew: A Discussion on Music, Nature and the Creative Process
Feb 12, 2026A talk and performance in the Fine Arts Research Lecture Series (FARLS) in Music by Dr. Roydon Tse (DMA)
Philosophy in the Community: Is Growth Good?
Feb 13, 2026A public talk by Dr. Diana Heney (PhD), assistant professor of philosophy
7 Nights of History: The Poet-Painter who Lost China: Emperor Huizong and the Power of Ink and Brush
Feb 25, 2026A community lecture by Dr. George Keyworth (PhD) of the Department of History
Literature Matters: Place and People in Kate Beaton’s Graphic Oil Sands Memoir Ducks
Feb 25, 2026A public talk by English PhD student Jenna Miller