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Paul Stevens and Lynne Magnusson are donors and faculty members in the Department of English. Photo by Coby Zucker.

Faculty members create scholarships for students in the Department of English master’s program

October 30, 2023

Story featured on the U of T Defy Gravity website on October 13, 2023.

In the News: Discussing Black Canadian Literature: Professor George Elliott Clarke on Citytv News

October 10, 2023

Professor George Elliott Clarke of the Department of English, Melanie Newton of History, and Grant Hurley of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library discussed Black Canadian literature on Citytv News. View

&quot;Corpsecologies: Land Rights &amp; the Colonization of Corpses&quot; By Jessica Elkaim

PhD Candidate Jessica Elkaim's Essay Earns Editor's Pick in NiCHE Newsletter

October 05, 2023

PhD candidate Jessica Elkaim's acclaimed essay, 'Corpsecologies: Land Rights & the Colonization of Corpses,' was featured as the Editor's Pick in September's NiCHE (Network in Canadian History & Environment) newsletter.

Students take a moment to enjoy the scenery at Stourhead Estate.

English Summer Abroad course brings Jane Austen’s novels and characters to life

September 29, 2023

Original story posted on A&S news, as well as pasted below.

A group of students sat outside this summer and chatted about the works of Jane Austen. So what made this conversation so special?

Professor Emeritus J. Edward Chamberlin Featured at Toronto Festival of Authors

September 15, 2023

We are delighted to announce that Professor Emeritus J.

Sebastian Sobecki stands over Sir John Mandeville’s Travels, written in the mid-1300s. Photo credit: All photos Diana Tyszko.

'A medieval blockbuster': U of T acquires a rare 14th-century manuscript

September 13, 2023

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

The University of Toronto has acquired an ancient manuscript widely regarded as one of “medieval Europe’s biggest bestsellers.”

Andrew Chang created 26 posters for the department’s 2023-2024 Advanced Studies Seminar Courses.

Ph.D. Student Andrew Chang's Eye-Catching Posters Featured on CBC Radio's 'Metro Morning'

August 04, 2023

Our wonderful workstudy and Ph.D.

UTSC: New Online Resource Puts a Literary Spin on Studying Video Games

August 02, 2023

Original story posted in The Bulletin Brief.

Paul Stevens and Lynne Magnusson are donors and faculty members in the Department of English.

Faculty Members Create Scholarships to Support Students in the Department of English Master's Program

July 26, 2023

Original story posted on A&S News, as well as pasted below.

Alum Amy Zhao Awarded Prestigious Trinity Overseas Bursary at Trinity College, University of Cambridge

July 26, 2023

We are delighted to share exciting news about our former ESU English Students' Union president, Amy Zhao. She has been honoured with the esteemed Trinity Overseas Bursary at Trinity College, University of Cambridge, where she will pursue her MPhil degree.

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