To mark World Poetry Month, we are bringing you a special edition of our Faculty Publication Spotlight Series: an interview with poet and creative writing course instructor Sarah Wolfson...
To mark World Poetry Month, we interviewed students, past and present, involved in Poetry Matters, a research initiative based in the Department of English.
As a graduate student, I have often had to explain how ironic the words “labour shortage” – the new normal in Canada – might sound to a young researcher who would like to have a career in academia....
My name is Natasha Kinne, and I am a U3 student pursuing an Honours BA in English literature with a minor in French language and history. I am originally from Wisconsin and I decided to study in...
We spoke to James Crippen, Assistant Professor in the Department of Linguistics, who is the primary organizer of this year’s Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas ...
Finding a future career path as an Arts student might seem difficult at times, especially when you have more than one interest you’d want to pursue. To learn more about how to navigate finding...
