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Hear from Dr. Rebecca Halliday, professional communication professor with @uvicenglish, on "phygital" fashion, in conversation with Jason Osler: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra… UVic Scholarly Communication

My generalist take on Shakespeare's Bottom in light of Thomas Traherne and Wallace Stevens: abc.net.au/religion/botto…

Throughout Barfly, poet and critic Michael Lista “wavers between a desire to let light in and an impulse to hide in the murk,” writes UVic English associate professor Nicholas Bradley. Read the full review: thewalrus.ca/michael-lista-…

Maya Wei Yan Linsley's UVic English degree put the spotlight on research, especially fan studies. Building on a lifelong passion for words and fandom, Maya studied the transformative and literary capacities of fanfiction: uvic.ca/news/topics/20…

Congrats to Lowens-Libraries Fellowship winner and JCURA poster author Maya Wei Yan Linsley! Maya pursued an Honours English degree with a minor in Journalism & Publishing and research interests on transformative work, fan cultures and unlikely archives. #UVicGrad @uvichumanities

✨ Fall course feature ✨ 🧛‍♂️ ENSH 342V/GMST 454: The Cultural History of Vampires explores the legacy of one of literature's most iconic monsters. Offered Fall 2024 by Andrew Murray (@uvicenglish)

Maya Wei Yan Linsley, recent @uvicenglish grad and @uviclibraries Peter and Ana Lowens Special Collections fellow, reflects on their experience researching in Chinese Canadian archives: uvic.ca/library/about/…

Richard Van Camp will start UVic’s inaugural Storyteller-in-Residence year by teaching two undergraduate courses, offered in parallel through Continuing Studies to the wider community! Register is now open!

Join us on August 19, 9:30 am for an opening ceremony and invocation of blessing for the success of the inaugural Indigenous Storyteller in Residence at UVic. Free registration: libcal.uvic.ca/event/3809741 UVic Humanities UVicIACE

🧵 3/4 SPRING 2025 MDIA 300—Critical Media Practice FRAN 336—Québec and Francophone Cinema (in English)

For CBC, Richard Van Camp, UniversityOfVictoria Indigenous Storyteller-in-Residence discusses the importance of his upcoming course, "Recovering Family Medicine Through Story": cbc.ca/listen/live-ra… cc: UVic English

UniversityOfVictoria Stephen Ross (@uvicenglish) received a Strategic Initiative - Indigenous grant to support the Indigenous Storyteller-in-Residence program, which will bring celebrated author Richard Van Camp to UVic to teach two online courses on Recovering Family Medicine Through Story.

UniversityOfVictoria Suzan Last (@uvicenglish) received a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Grant for adapting Executive Function Coaching (EFC) methods for online asynchronous course delivery.

"I was drawn to the Transgender Archives at UVic because I wanted to research trans histories. As a non-binary person myself, I was curious about past treatment of trans individuals and important issues in the trans community." Sky's story: ow.ly/4P1F50SptCe Chair in Trans Studies & Archives

Saba Pakdel (UniversityOfVictoriaenglish) is among the Coastal Climate Solutions Leaders - an NSERC CREATE graduate training program hosted @uvic. Her doctoral research, supervised by Stephen Ross, examines climate change migration in British fiction. coastalclimatesolutionsleaders.org/trainees #HumsProud

We are thrilled to share that Janelle Jenstad (@uvicenglish) is a newly elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada! Janelle is recognized for her groundbreaking work in early modern drama and digital humanities. Read more: uvic.ca/news/topics/20…

Kim Blank (@uvicenglish) discusses writing fiction out of historical fact in his latest novel, The Fisherman's Secret: timescolonist.com/entertainment/…