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Professor Ian Williams discusses in CBC online a documentary about free speech on campus

April 15, 2026

University of Toronto English professor Ian Williams is calling for a renewed commitment to meaningful dialogue in a new CBC documentary examining the state of free speech.

English Sessional Instructor Erin Shields Celebrated for Landmark Year in Toronto Theatre

April 15, 2026

Original story can be found on The Star.

Toronto Review founders. Top row (left to right): Emma Olivia Cohen, Sonja Katanic, Adrianna Michell. Bottom row: Winnie Wang, Tia Glista, Abby Lacelle.

New literary magazine ‘Toronto Review’ to showcase established and emerging Canadian talent

April 14, 2026

Original story can be found on A&S News.

Sebastian Sobecki at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library on CBC News

Professor Sebastian Sobecki featured on CBC's The National for medieval "Spider King" discovery

April 05, 2026

A recent segment on The National highlights groundbreaking research at the University of Toronto that uncovered a rare 15th-century French royal letter—linked to King Louis XI of France, known as the "Spider King."

Professor Daniel Tysdal steps into the ring to teach the storytelling elements of professional wrestling

April 02, 2026

Daniel Tysdal asks his students to examine wrestling not just as sports entertainment, but as a complex narrative shaped by character, structure and audience engagement.

Top (l. to r.): Paul Gries, Adam Hammond, David Liu, Tomomi Parins-Fukuchi; bottom (l. to r.): Michael Widener, Nathan Taback, Mary Pugh.

Professor Adam Hammond Among Recipients of Northrop Frye Award for Developing Interdisciplinary Data Science Courses

March 24, 2026

Original story can be found on A&S News.

Professor Randy Boyagoda Featured on CBC Radio on the Dangers of Apathy

March 15, 2026

Department of English professor and provostial advisor on civil discourse Randy Boyagoda speaks with CBC Radio about the dangers of apathy and the importance of meaningful engagement in divided times.

Matthew Molinaro is the 2024–25 recipient of the Professor Linda Munk Graduate Futures Scholarship. Photo credit: All photos supplied.

Professor Linda Munk Scholarship fuels Matthew Molinaro's vision for Black and diaspora studies

March 09, 2026

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

School of Cities 2026 Story & Image Competition: Congratulations to Marina Klimenko

March 09, 2026

PhD Candidate Marina Klimenko (Department of English) has won the 2026 Story & Image Competition

You&#039;ve Changed is a novel by Ian Williams. (Random House Canada, Zackery Hobler)

Ian Williams’s You’ve Changed highlighted by CBC Books as a future “modern classic”

February 25, 2026

A recent feature from CBC Books has named You’ve Changed by University of Toronto English professor Ian Williams as one of three contemporary works by Black Canadian authors with the potential to become “modern classics.”

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