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Avie Bennett Prize in Canadian Literature

Jessie Wu has won the Avie Bennett Prize in Canadian Literature

June 26, 2024

We are pleased to announce that Jessie Wu has won the Avie Bennett Prize in Canadian Literature for the best essay entitled "Resonant Realities: Sound, Empathy, and Political Justice in Elizabeth Hay’s Late Nights on Air

Julia Reibetanz Prize for Best Essay on Romantic Poetry

Congratulations to Elisa Vano, Winner of the Julia Reibetanz Prize for Best Essay on Romantic Poetry

June 25, 2024

Elisa Vano has been awarded the Julia Reibetanz Prize for the Best Essay on Romantic Poetry for the essay titled “[Borrowed] from the eye”: The Tourist Gaze, Reading and Sentimentalizing Place, and Wordsworth’s “Tintern Abbey” w

Professor Randy Boyagoda

In the News: Professor Randy Boyagoda discusses new book 'Little Sanctuary' on CBC Radio"

June 25, 2024

Professor Randy Boyagoda, Provostial Advisor on Civil Discourse, recently discussed his latest book, Little Sanctuary, on

Lynne Magnusson

Professor Lynne Magnusson Presented with 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award from Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies

June 14, 2024

Professor Lynne Magnusson was presented with the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award by the Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies / Société canadienne d’études de la Renaissance at this spring’s Congress of t

Professor Alex Hernandez

Professor Alex Hernandez Appointed Principal of Victoria College

June 07, 2024

We are excited to announce the appointment of Professor Alex Hernandez as the new Principal of Victoria College, effective July 1st.

Verse &amp; Revelry

Verse & Revelry: A Department of English Celebration Photo Album

May 29, 2024

Relive the moments of our Verse & Revelry: A Department of English Celebration! Explore our event album capturing the essence of our end-of-year gathering at Charbonnel Lounge. From heartfelt congratulations to a lively trivia session, it's all there!

George Elliott Clarke

In the News: Professor George Elliott Clarke on TVO

May 24, 2024

Professor George Elliott Clarke explains the differences between spoken and written poetry on TVO.

Dr. Marlene Goldman

UTSC's Professor Marlene Goldman Discusses Alice Munro's Legacy on CTV News

May 15, 2024

Professor Marlene Goldman of UTSC talks about the legacy of the late Canadian author Alice Munro on CTV News.

Dr. Visvis

Celebrating Excellence: Dr. Vikki Visvis Receives Superior Teaching Award

May 10, 2024

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