Please join us in congratulating WGSI Doctoral Student, Vanbasten Noronha de Araujo who has been awarded a 2023-2024 Ontario Graduate Scholarship at the University of Toronto. From the School of […]
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Congratulations to Kate Lahey and Leslyn Stobbs on receiving the 2022-2023 June Larkin TA Award. Kate was nominated by Ali Greey for their support in the Women and Gender Studies […]
Congratulations to WGSI Alum Rui Liu
Please join the WGSI in congratulating our very own MA alum, Rui Liu on their acceptance to the NYU American Studies PhD program where they will be working with Gayatri […]
Congratulations Dr. Kate Lahey
The Women and Gender Studies Institute is proud to announce that Kate Lahey has successfully defended their dissertation titled: At the Mouth of the River: Shame, Secrecy and Intergenerational Trauma […]
The Women and Gender Studies Institute extends our deepest condolences for the loss of lives during the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. We invite our community to contribute to […]
Congratulations Dr. Kristen Bos
Please join the WGSI in congratulating Dr. Kristen Bos on a successful defense of her dissertation titled: what the seed beads saw: Indigenous Feminist Disruptions of Colonial, Gendered, and Environmental […]
Congratulations Dr. Hassan
Please join us in celebrating WGSI’s very own Huda Hassan on the successful defense of her dissertation Ciyaal Baraf: Tropes, Fictions, and Self-Creation through the Somali Diaspora’s Aesthetic, Political, and Artistic Production. Huda’s […]
Congratulations to Jordache A. Ellapen, assistant professor of Feminist Studies in Culture and Media and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program Director, who is the recipient of the Queer African Studies […]
Congratulations to Angie Fazekas
Congratulations to Angie Fazekas, who successfully defended her doctoral dissertation, Creative Becomings: Explicit Fanfiction, Reinventing Adolescence and Queer Relationality. Angie was supervised by Professor Dina Georgis with Patrick Keilty and Leslie Shade […]
The following is a statement from University of Toronto President Meric Gertler regarding the crisis in Iran. This statement is also available on the office of the President’s website here. […]