Saskatchewan pilgrimage. Bat habitat. Bourret silkscreen.

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• Radio-Canada.ca writes about a pilgrimage along Saskatchewan's North West Mounted Police Trail, co-organized by Matthew Anderson, a lecturer in the Department of Theological Studies. The article states that Anderson went on the pilgrimage both for personal reasons and to further his work on pilgrimages.
• Radio Canada International posts a news brief about biology professor Jean-Philippe Lessard's research into the decline of North American bat populations. The study, conducted in association with University of Tennessee graduate student Noa Davidai, was published in the journal Biological Conservation.
• Artist-in-residence in the Department of Studio Arts Andrée-Anne Dupuis Bourret is profiled in an article in Voir about her work as a silkscreen artist.

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