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In the News: Professor Ian Williams hopes to inspire a national conversation with his 2024 CBC Massey Lectures

April 11, 2024

Professor Ian Williams discusses the importance of conversation as the newly named CBC Massey lecturer. (CBC radio: Q with Tom Power)

Saint Brendan&#039;s Isle

Professor Sebastian Sobecki featured on BBC Radio 3's Erland Cooper's Phantom Islands

April 08, 2024

Professor Sebastian Sobecki was featured on BBC Radio 3's Erland Cooper's Phantom Islands. He appeared in the recent episode, 'St. Brendan’s Isle,' which aired on April 5th.

A possible future for expanding cognition: Ted Chiang shares thoughts on being a cyborg

A possible future for expanding cognition: Ted Chiang shares thoughts on being a cyborg

April 04, 2024

A possible future for expanding cognition: Ted Chiang shares thoughts on being a cyborg

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Professor George Elliott Clarke Joins Celebrations for the Release of 'Black Activist, Black Scientist, Black Icon: The Autobiography of Dr. Howard D. McCurdy

March 06, 2024

On Thursday, February 29, 2024, Professor George Elliott Clarke attended a book launch and celebratio

Danny Wright

Grounded in its own reality: exploring what happens when we step into the fictional worlds of novels

February 26, 2024

The original story is posted on the UTM news website as well as pasted below.

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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.

George Elliott Clarke

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

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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.

Ian Williams

“A campaign for literature”: Professor Ian Williams on chairing the 2023 Scotiabank Giller Prize Jury

January 19, 2024

In 2019, Professor Ian Williams won the Scotiabank Giller Prize for his novel, Reproduction, an experience he remembers as “something most writers don’t dare to dream about.”

Four years after his dream-like win, Williams returned to the Giller Foundation to chair the 2023 selection jury.

Randy Boyagoda

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

January 19, 2024

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