What's Up? is the official news site of the University of Saskatchewan Department of History, with announcements of upcoming events and quirky notices of the research, teaching, learning, and social activities of our departmental community. What's Up? reports on the activities and celebrates the achievements of our faculty, staff, and students past, present, and future. To comment, contribute, or suggest an item, contact our point person, Dr. Gary Zellar at gary.zellar@usask.ca.
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- Call for Papers: The Third International Conferenc...
- Pam Jordan will join a distinguished panel of spea...
- The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has ju...
- What's Up's sister publication NowThen, the Histor...
- New Electronic Resource in Library: Since 1967 Lat...
- Special Guest Lecture: On Wednesday, September 29,...
- The History Department Website has been updated wi...
- Centenniel Lecture Series: October 4, 2004, 4 PM, ...
- Eighteenth-Century Studies at the U of S announces...
- At 6:52 on the morning of August 27th, MA candidat...
- History Grad Student Announcements: 1)Thursday, S...
- Those interested in social and economic history fr...
- Speaking of weddings, new MA student Chris Clarke ...
- The Department of History in conjunction with Deni...
- John Porter will be showing episodes of Michael Wo...
- Gordon DesBrisay has published "Lilias Skene: A Qu...
- The M.A. Oral Examination for Curtis McManus has b...
- Jean Rowson, MA candidate, was married Saturday, S...
- Bradley Skopyk, (BA, MA) is starting his second ye...
- John McCannon recently published "Passageways to W...
- Congratulations to Warren Johnston, whose article ...
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