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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.

Professor Angela Esterhammer named Jackman Humanities Institute Faculty Research Fellow

December 23, 2024

Professor Angela Esterhammer (English) is one of six University of Toronto professors awarded Chancellor Jackman 6-month Faculty Research Fellowships in the Humanities for 2025-26.

Professor George Elliott Clarke Featured on CBC Radio's "Q with Tom Power"

December 19, 2024

Professor George Elliott Clarke recently joined jazz composer D.D.

Professor Terry F. Robinson “On the Importance of Studying the Past—and How to Make an Onion Pie

December 11, 2024

In an interview with the Nineteenth-Century Studies Association, Professor Terry F.

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U of T Advisor Aims to Foster Civil Discussion on Tough Topics

November 27, 2024

Professor Randy Boyagoda was featured in the University of Toronto Magazine, speaking about his appointment as the provostial ad

The award recognizes Sobecki’s outstanding research contributions to late medieval and early modern literature

Professor Sebastian Sobecki receives 2024 Dean’s Research Excellence Award

November 26, 2024

Professor Sebastian Sobecki is among the recipients of the 2024 Dean’s Research Excellence Awards.

MA in Creative Writing Mentor Anne Michaels wins the Giller Prize for novel Held.

November 18, 2024

Congratulations to Anne Michaels, a mentor in our MA in English in the Field of Creative Writing program, who has won the 2024 Giller Prize for her latest novel, Held.

In the News: Professor Ian Williams spoke with IDEAS host Nahlah Ayed about embracing multiplicity and engaging in meaningful dialogue.

November 15, 2024

Professor Ian Williams spoke with IDEAS host Nahlah Ayed about embracing multiplicity and engaging in meaningful dialogue.

Ian Williams urges us to fearlessly keep talking (and listening) in his latest book

November 05, 2024

Can we talk? Ian Williams believes we’ve forgotten how. We’ve lost our ability to have constructive, respectful and meaningful conversations.

Robert McGill’s Debut Short Story Collection Examines the Need to Simplify

October 21, 2024

Robert McGill’s Simple Creatures features characters looking to simplify their lives.

In today’s fast-paced and complicated world, who hasn’t thought about making efforts to make life simpler?

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