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Professor Randy Boyagoda Discusses the Importance of Conversations Across Perspectives on CBC Radio

March 24, 2025

Professor Randy Boyagoda, Provostial Adviser on Civil Discourse, recently discussed the importance of fostering conversations with individuals holding different perspectives in a

Professor Ian Williams Featured on CBC Radio: Ideas

March 19, 2025

In the 2024 CBC Massey Lectures, Professor Ian Williams explored the importance of conversations and how they shape our world.

Professor Randy Boyagoda on Fostering Civil Discourse

Professor Randy Boyagoda Reviews "The Buffalo Hunter" in The New York Times

March 17, 2025

Professor Randy Boyagoda, Provostial Advisor on Civil Discourse, reviews The Buffalo Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones in The

Professor Randy Boyagoda Discusses Civil Discourse on CBC Radio

March 07, 2025

Professor Randy Boyagoda, Provostial Adviser on Civil Discourse, recently shared insights on his role in encouraging productive conversations.

Translator Farzana Naz Shompa has published a book of GEC&#039;s poetry in Bangla

New Bangla Translation of Professor George Elliott Clarke’s Poetry Published

March 05, 2025

The poetry of Professor George Elliott Clarke has been newly translated into Bangla by Chilliwack-based translator Farzana Naz Shompa.

The Lost Art of Conversation: Professor Ian Williams Featured in U of T Magazine

February 21, 2025

In his book What I Mean to Say: Remaking Conversation in Our Time, University of Toronto English professor Ian Williams argues that polarized politics and online echo chambers are devaluing how we speak – and listen – to each other.

Pedagogy ReWritten: Multi-disciplinary Performance Project Comes to U of T

Professor Melissa Gniadek’s Collaboration with the ReWritten Project

January 27, 2025

A new article features Professor Melissa Gniadek’s innovative pedagogical collaboration with the ReWritten Project for her Fall 2024 ENG course, Melville and Hawthorne ReWritten.

Professor Ian Williams Featured in CBC's "14 Canadian Books to Motivate and Inspire You in 2025"

January 15, 2025

Professor Ian Williams’ latest book, What I Mean to Say: Remaking Conversation in Our Time (House of Anansi Press), is highlighted in the CBC article

Professor Robert McGill Featured in "The Toronto Star"

December 23, 2024

Professor Robert McGill, Acting Chair of our English Department and author of Simple Creatures, shares his reading habits and reflects on his love for Harriet the Spy in an author questionnaire.

Kudakwashe Rutendo – A Recent Grad and TIFF 'Rising Star,' Profiled in U of T Alumni News

December 23, 2024

One of our recent English alumni, Kudakwashe Rutendo (BA 2024 VIC), has already made a name for herself as a storyteller and actor. She was recently profiled in U of T Alumni News.

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