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PhD candidate, Titilola Aiyegbusi, is studying the life writing of Black Canadian women.

Titilola Aiyegbusi is ‘finding her words’ through the life stories of Black Canadian women

February 03, 2025

Original story written by Sean McNeely and published on A&S News.

Introducing: The Index

July 02, 2024

The Index

Jessie Wu has won the Avie Bennett Prize in Canadian Literature

June 26, 2024

We are pleased to announce that Jessie Wu has won the Avie Bennett Prize in Canadian Literature for the best essay entitled "Resonant Realities: Sound, Empathy, and Political Justice in Elizabeth Hay’s Late Nights on Air

Congratulations to Elisa Vano, Winner of the Julia Reibetanz Prize for Best Essay on Romantic Poetry

June 25, 2024

Elisa Vano has been awarded the Julia Reibetanz Prize for the Best Essay on Romantic Poetry for the essay titled “[Borrowed] from the eye”: The Tourist Gaze, Reading and Sentimentalizing Place, and Wordsworth’s “Tintern Abbey” w

Alicia Elliott shares her journey of becoming an award-winning writer with students.

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

January 17, 2024

Full story text pasted below, as well as on the A&S News website.

&quot;Corpsecologies: Land Rights &amp; the Colonization of Corpses&quot; By Jessica Elkaim

PhD Candidate Jessica Elkaim's Essay Earns Editor's Pick in NiCHE Newsletter

October 05, 2023

PhD candidate Jessica Elkaim's acclaimed essay, 'Corpsecologies: Land Rights & the Colonization of Corpses,' was featured as the Editor's Pick in September's NiCHE (Network in Canadian History & Environment) newsletter.

Students take a moment to enjoy the scenery at Stourhead Estate.

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

September 29, 2023

Original story posted on A&S news, as well as pasted below.

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

Andrew Chang created 26 posters for the department’s 2023-2024 Advanced Studies Seminar Courses.

Ph.D. Student Andrew Chang's Eye-Catching Posters Featured on CBC Radio's 'Metro Morning'

August 04, 2023

Our wonderful workstudy and Ph.D.

Alum Amy Zhao Awarded Prestigious Trinity Overseas Bursary at Trinity College, University of Cambridge

July 26, 2023

We are delighted to share exciting news about our former ESU English Students' Union president, Amy Zhao. She has been honoured with the esteemed Trinity Overseas Bursary at Trinity College, University of Cambridge, where she will pursue her MPhil degree.

Bridging the gap between words and imagination: Andrew Chang's captivating English course posters

July 25, 2023

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

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