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Linda Munk scholarship winner Arianna Guaragna says award will help her devote herself to her studies

March 04, 2024

Arianna Guaragna is the 2024 recipient of the Professor Linda Munk Graduate Futures Scholarship, which is awarded each year based on academic merit to a full-time graduate student in English.

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

January 18, 2024

Professor Randy Boyagoda has been appointed the University of Toronto’s first provostial adviser on civil discourse.

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Award-winning Indigenous author shares her writing journey with literary journalism students

January 11, 2024

Award-winning Indigenous author, Alicia Elliott, spoke to a group of A&S undergraduates about the craft of writing and the journey to becoming a writer.

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Alum Lara Okihiro draws from two Arts & Science degrees and her own family history to tell powerful story of Japanese internment

November 21, 2023

Obaasan’s Boots is a powerful story that has waited more than 80 years to be told — since Arts & Science alum Lara Jean Okihiro’s grandparents were interned and lost everything in British Columbia as Japanese Canadians during the Second World War.

'It can give someone hope': staff and faculty donors on why they give to Arts & Science

November 13, 2023

Whether they are giving to important initiatives focused on supporting student success, taking on the climate crisis, protecting the principles of democracy or advancing other research projects in the sciences, social sciences and humanities, staff and faculty across the Faculty of Arts & Science are making a monumental difference

Former Walrus editor shows that inspiration, observation and art are all part of good journalism

October 16, 2023

Jessica Johnson, former editor-in-chief of The Walrus, has moved from the newsroom to the classroom: she'll be teaching two courses at the University of Toronto this year.

A&S alum Charlotte Gill's new book 'Almost Brown' tells the personal account of her biracial family’s journey

October 02, 2023

Author and A&S alum Charlotte Gill’s first experience with creative writing came in an intimate 10-person poetry class at U of T.

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

September 26, 2023

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

The lively discussion took place in the scenic English countryside where many of Austen’s novels were set.

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What’s in a campus novel? As the school year begins, a few of our English professors recommend the best

September 15, 2023

Like ice cream, fiction is a delectable form of escape that comes in a variety of flavours: there are mysteries, romances, thrillers, beach reads, spy capers and science fiction tales.

And then there are campus novels. Are they literature’s answer to vanilla — or to rocky road?

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

September 13, 2023

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

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