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171 Articles Found

The medieval fragment as it appears in Massey’s collections — faded, fragile, and once nearly unreadable — now known to be part of a 15th‑century letter issued under King Louis XI. Photo credit: Andrews Project for Book Science.

Hidden in plain sight: U of T researchers uncover rare 15th-century French royal letter

February 23, 2026

Original story can be found on A&S News and additional story can be found on

Zak Jones, author and cover of the book Fancy Gap.

From the Appalachian foothills to a powerful reckoning: Zak Jones’s debut novel unravels faith, family, and the forces shaping a forgotten America

January 28, 2026

When Zak Jones began writing his first novel, he crafted a story that was purely fictional with exaggerated storylines, or so he initially thought.

But with Donald Trump’s presidency and the unsettled and volatile American political landscape, what once were outlandish stories have become very real and believable.

A sign for the Marine Corps Training Area Bellows (MCTAB), Waimānalo, Oʻahu.

Beyond ‘paradise’: Rebecca Hogue explores Indigenous resistance to nuclear testing

January 22, 2026

Rebecca Hogue’s childhood on the Hawaiian island of Oʻahu was one of stark contrasts. There was the island’s natural surroundings — powdery white beaches, swaying palm trees, and turquoise water.

UTQAP Student Survey.

Student Survey Now Open!

January 15, 2026

Students from the Department of English are invited to share their feedback by completing the University of Toronto Quality Assurance Process (UTQAP) Student Survey. Please check your U of T email for the official survey invitation.

Katrina Onstad is co-creator and producer of the podcast Don’t Listen To Us.

‘It’s a show about life and growth’: A&S alum Katrina Onstad’s new podcast features advice from Mandy Patinkin and family

December 04, 2025

The original article can be found on the A&S News website.

Ian Williams.

Professor Ian Williams Receives 2025 Dean’s Research Excellence Award

November 19, 2025

We are pleased to share that Professor Ian Williams has been named a recipient of a 2025 Dean’s Research Excellence Award, and is the inaugural recipient of the Peter Knowland Large distinction, recognizing the highest-ranked humanities nomination

Once More Unto the Verse.” The Rum Ration. Podcast

Professor George Elliott Clarke Featured on The Rum Ration Podcast: “War Poetry – Once More Unto the Verse”

November 11, 2025

Professor George Elliott Clarke is featured on The Rum Ration podcast in an episode titled “War Poetry: Once More Unto the Verse,

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Alumna Margaret Atwood Featured for New Memoir

November 07, 2025

Alumna Margaret Atwood continues to receive national media attention for her new memoir, Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts, which she recently discussed during an event at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. (

Professor Randy Boyagoda

Promoting Civil Discourse in Higher Education: Professor Randy Boyagoda in the Financial Times

October 24, 2025

Provostial Civil Discourse Advisor Professor Randy Boyagoda argues that civil disagreement at universities should be in service of advancing knowledge through teaching and research, as published in the Financi

Fancy Gap

PhD Candidate Zak Jones to Publish Debut Novel with Hamish Hamilton

October 22, 2025

We’re thrilled to share that Zak Jones, a graduate of our MA in Creative Writing program and current P

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