Spring Convocation - Students - University of Saskatchewan

Official opening of
Memorial Gates — a
tribute to students
and faculty who died
in World War I.
1928
Regina College saved
from bankruptcy to
become second
U of S campus
until 1974.
1934
A-5714
RG 2001, Series I, B.88
World War II: 2,500
students enlist for
service, 202 students
killed in action.
1939
MG 118, file 15
The Greystone, 1940
Emrys Jones – first full-time
professor of drama at a
Commonwealth university. A-3332
Canada’s first
department of drama
established at the
U of S.
1945
1925
1931
1936
1948
Fire destroys
Engineering building.
MG 108. III. 2.2
School of Music
established at the
U of S.
Emma Lake scrapbook, 1936
Art professor Gus Kenderdine
with student at Emma Lake.
Physics on the
forefront: U of S
obtains Canada’s
first Betatron, a
world‐class facility
for radiation
treatment and
nuclear research.
Saskatoon Symphony performs
at Convocation Hall. A-2941
Emma Lake Artists’
Workshop draws
guest artists and
critics from Canada,
Europe and the U.S.
MG 108.III.2.28
University of Saskatchewan 9 Spring Convocation 2007