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Hot off the press: 2023 Arts & Science Book Roundup

December 01, 2023

From scholarly and literary inquiry and analysis to critically acclaimed non-fiction, members of the A&S community published an incredibly diverse range of books. Here are just a few that can expand your knowledge, understanding and imagination.

Disability justice for kids — and adults, too: New College professor’s book full of accessible lessons

November 27, 2023

In a learning exercise for her Introduction to Critical Disability Studies class, Anne McGuire invites students to dream big about what an ideal accessible classroom could look like.

Rita Winkler and the book, My Art, My World.

‘My Art, My World’: A&S community artist with Down syndrome puts a joyful spin on life’s everyday moments

November 27, 2023

The bus ride to work on a sunny day. The loud noises and bustling activity of a big city. A cheeky note to pesky telemarketers. Splashes of colour and dancing movement that capture the delightful, curious and yes, even the annoying moments of everyday life.

From left, Janis Bridger, Grandma Hisa Okihiro, Lara Okihiro.

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.

In his latest book Psych, Paul Bloom tells the story of the human mind

November 09, 2023

In the prologue of his most recent book, Psych: The Story of the Human Mind, Paul Bloom describes a brief revery during which he imagined quitting hi

Book cover with title: &#039;We the Data&#039; with doodle images of many people on cover

'We, the Data': Wendy H. Wong on human rights in the age of datafication

October 04, 2023

Data are an integral part of our lives, argues Wendy H. Wong, to the extent that they have become an essential part of who we are.

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.

a stack of books lies near a warm scarf and hot coffee against the background of yellow leaves.

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?

Sebastian Sobecki standing in front of a manuscript.

'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.”

Small but mighty: English program has amazing success preparing students for careers, says A&S alum and writer-educator Phoebe Wang

August 29, 2023

Phoebe Wang marvels at the heights reached in a short time by her small but mighty band of fellow graduates.

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