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In the News: Professor Randy Boyagoda appointed U of T’s provostial adviser on civil discourse

February 16, 2024

Professor Randy Boyagoda receives continued coverage for his role as the University’s Provostial Adviser on civil discourse.

In the News: "Reasonableness:" Professor George Elliott Clarke on CBC Ideas

February 14, 2024

On February 6, 2024, CBC Ideas hosted a discussion on "reasonableness" featuring five Canadian thinkers, including Professor George Elliott Clarke. To listen to the discussion, visit

In the News: Exploring Howard McCurdy's Autobiography: Insights from Professor George Elliott Clarke

February 05, 2024

Professor George Elliott Clarke shares his experience editing Howard McCurdy’s autobiography.

Randy Boyagoda appointed U of T’s provostial adviser on civil discourse

January 19, 2024

Featured in U of T News and the The Bulletin Brief:

In the News: CBC Features English Faculty in List of Books Illuminating Black Canadian Stories

January 15, 2024

Two of our Professors, David Chariandy and George Elliott Clarke, are featured in the recent CBC Books article "21 books that shed light on the untold stories of Black Canadians" (Oct 26, 2023).

Professor George Elliott Clarke Garners Toronto Arts Council Grant and Lands Top 10 Political Book of 2023 Recognition

January 16, 2024

We are thrilled to share two exciting updates from Professor George Elliott Clarke:

MA CRW Alum Cody Caetano Featured in the University of Toronto Magazine

January 16, 2024

MA in Creative Writing alum and award winning author Cody Caetano was featured in an interview in the University of Toronto Magazine.

Professor Katherine Williams named Co-Artistic Lead for the Apothetae Residency at The Public Theater (NYC)

January 16, 2024

Associate Professor Katherine Williams has been named Co-Artistic Lead (Scholar/Dramaturg) for the Apothetae Residency at The Public Theater (NYC).

In the News: Professor Randy Boyagoda Reviews Tananarive Due’s 'The Reformatory' in The New York Times

October 30, 2023

Professor Randy Boyagoda was featured in The New York Times, reviewing Tananarive Due’s new novel 'The Reformatory.' Read the review on The New York Ti

In the News: Professor George Elliott Clarke: Insights on a Black Speaker in the House of Commons and the Black Community Mixtapes Series

October 24, 2023

Professor George Elliott Clarke shares insights into the significance of appointing a Black Speaker in the House of Commons. (CBC Online)

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