Campus Sustainability Month Events at a Glance

Date

Time

Event

Location

Registration

Monday, October 5th

Tuesday, October 6th

 

10:00am - 4:00pm

 

Career Closet

Arts Tunnel

Registration not required

Friday, October 16th

 

2:00pm

Humanity Over the Edge: Transformation or Extinction

A lecture by David Suzuki

Convocation Hall

Registration not required

Thursday, October 15th

 

9:00am- 12:00pm 

Academic Burn Out Table with Peer Health

Health Science Building

Registration not required

 

Tuesday, October 20th - Thursday, October 22nd

Various

People Around the World International Congress (PAW) 2026

University of Saskatchewan

Registration Required

https://www.showpass.com/paw-2026/

 

Friday, October 23rd

7:00am-4:00pm

WVCSA Clothing Swap

Western College of Veterinary Medicine

Registration not required

TBD

2:00pm - 6:00pm

Sustainable Crafts with the Sheaf

TBD

Registration not required

Tuesday, October 27th 

 1:30pm - 3:30pm

Paint and Pot with Peer Health

Peer Health Student Wellness Center

Marquis 104 (next to Tim Hortons, across from the USask Bookstore)

Registration Required

Event Information

October 5–6, 2026
Arts Tunnel
Registration NOT Required

Are you looking to refresh your professional wardrobe?

Bring your gently used suits and professional clothing, and swap them for something new-to-you that fits your style.

Brought to you by the Edwards Business Students' Society and the Office of Sustainability.

October 16, 2026 | 2:00 PM
Convocation Hall, Peter MacKinnon Building
Free and open to the public | Limited capacity; arrive early to guarantee a seat

Join renowned environmentalist and broadcaster Dr. David Suzuki for an inspiring discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing humanity in a rapidly changing world. Drawing on lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and social inequities, Dr. Suzuki explores how we can rethink our priorities, strengthen our connection to nature, and work together to build a more sustainable and equitable future.

Presented by the University of Saskatchewan School for the Arts – Drama in partnership with the Office of the Vice-President Research and the School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS)

October 23, 2026 
Western College of Veterinary Medicine
Registration NOT Required

Refresh your wardrobe without spending a dime! Join the WCVSA Clothing Swap and give pre-loved clothing a second life. Bring gently used clothing items you no longer wear and exchange them for something new-to-you while connecting with fellow students and supporting more sustainable fashion choices.

Clothing swaps are a fun and affordable way to update your wardrobe, reduce textile waste, and keep quality items in use longer. Whether you're looking for a new favourite sweater, a unique piece to add to your collection, or simply want to clear out your closet, everyone is welcome to participate.

Come browse, swap, and discover how small actions can make a big impact on sustainability.

What to Bring: Clean, gently used clothing in good condition
Cost: Free
Who Can Attend: All students welcome

Brought to you by the WCVSA and the Office of Sustainability

 

Date: TBD
Free Drop-In Event

Get crafty with sustainability! Join the USSU, The Sheaf, and the Office of Sustainability for a creative evening using recycled newspapers to make art and useful items. Choose from different stations and explore how reuse can be fun and functional.

Highlights:

  • Craft contest: “Most Creative Use of Newspaper”
  • Light music and snacks

No registration required — just drop in and create!

October 20-22, 2026
University of Saskatchewan
Registration Required 

The People Around the World (PAW) 2026 International Congress invites you to join researchers, scholars, industry partners, government representatives and community members for a dynamic three-day event at the University of Saskatchewan. 

PAW 2026 is a high-level event showcasing the responsible development of energy and mining projects, solutions and technologies to support thriving healthy communities for a sustainable future, which is in line with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).