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Professor Paul Downes' Article on Ontario's University Pension Plan's Climate Leadership Featured in the National Observer

May 11, 2023

Professor Paul Downes addresses the potential for Ontario's University Pension Plan to emerge as a climate leader through divestment from oil and gas companies.

Professor Alexandra Gillespie discusses her work on CBC's Quirks & Quarks

April 12, 2023

Professor Alexandra Gillespie, Vice-President and Principal at UTM, was recently featured on CBC's Quirks & Quarks! In the interview, Dr.

U of T English scholars Jenna McKellips and Liza Blake have created a resource to advance the fields of study on asexuality and aromanticism.

U of T scholars enhancing access to asexuality and aromanticism research

April 06, 2023

Original article posted on the UTM News Room as well as pasted below.

Book cover of Story Lines on an orange background

Professor J. Edward Chamberlin's New Book, Story Lines, Explores the Evolution of Storytelling

March 27, 2023

University Professor Emeritus J. Edward Chamberlin was recently featured in City News for his new book, Story Lines.

Professor Ian Williams featured in The Pointer

February 28, 2023

Professor Ian Williams discusses Disorientation: Being Black in the World in a new feature article in

Andrea Most and her students learn from a vendor at the Trinity Bellwoods Farmers Market.

Popular Cook the Books Course Gives Literary Studies Added Flavour

November 14, 2022

Original article is posted on A&S News as well as pasted below.

It might be the only English class where you put down a pen and pick up a fork.

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