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9 Articles Found

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Professor Sebastian Sobecki's Chaucer Discovery in The New Yorker

February 08, 2023

Check out Professor Sebastian Sobecki's Chaucer revelation in The New Yorker.

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Professor Randy Boyagoda in the Globe and Mail: ChatGPT prompting some professors to rethink how they grade students

January 31, 2023

The rise of generative AI has led to discussions across the University of Toronto on how best to address the potential impact on academic integrity and grading.

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Professor Ian Williams to Chair 2023 Scotiabank Giller Prize Jury

January 25, 2023

Professor Ian Williams, Director of the M.A.

Professor Sebastian Sobecki Elected as Fellow of the Prestigious English Association

January 20, 2023

Congratulations to Professor Sebastian Sobecki, who has been elected to a fellowship with the English Association. The association, which dates back to 1906, honors those who have made a distinguished contribution to the subject of English.

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Professors John Rogers and Andrea Most awarded SSHRC Connection Grants

January 11, 2023

Congratulations to U of T English Professors Andrea Most and John Rogers who were both recent recipients of SSHRC Connection Grants for the

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MACRW Alum Noor Naga Wins Center for Fiction's First Novel Prize for Debut 'If an Egyptian Cannot Speak English'

December 06, 2022

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Professor George Elliott Clarke was presented with The Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Medal

November 23, 2022

Congratulations to Professor George Elliott Clarke for being awarded The Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Medal for his significant service to the province of Nova Scotia in the field of the Arts. This is a well-deserved recognition of his contributions to the cultural landscape of the province.

Andrea Most and her students learn from a vendor at the Trinity Bellwoods Farmers Market.

Popular Cook the Books Course Gives Literary Studies Added Flavour

November 14, 2022

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

It might be the only English class where you put down a pen and pick up a fork.

Rose Ghaedi is in her second year of a combined JD/MA program at U of T. Photo credit: Michael McKinnon.

Linda Munk scholarship winner Roshana Ghaedi finds inspiration at the intersection of law and literature

November 02, 2022

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

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