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The Jackman Humanities Institute advances scholarship at the University of Toronto by creating new networks -- both physical and virtual -- for interaction among humanities scholars, regardless of their discipline.

You can make the same coffee every morning. But could you replace a beloved pet with its clone?For the 2026 Annual Jackm...
09/04/2026

You can make the same coffee every morning. But could you replace a beloved pet with its clone?

For the 2026 Annual Jackman Lecture in the Humanities, philosopher Gwen Bradford explores what makes some things replaceable and others truly unique, and why, for certain important things, no substitute will do.

📅 October 8 | 4–6pm
đź“Ť Room 100, 170 St. George St.

Register: https://uoft.me/ajl26

Take the next step in your research at the Jackman Humanities Institute.Applications are open for the 2027–28 JHI Postdo...
09/03/2026

Take the next step in your research at the Jackman Humanities Institute.

Applications are open for the 2027–28 JHI Postdoctoral Fellowships. Spend a year pursuing your research at U of T as part of an interdisciplinary community of scholars in the JHI’s Circle of Fellows.

Applications are welcome internationally.

Deadline: October 27, 2026

Learn more and apply: https://uoft.me/calls

Pamela Paul of the The Wall Street Journal profiles JHI Director Randy Boyagoda and his new novel, Lords of Serendipity,...
09/02/2026

Pamela Paul of the The Wall Street Journal profiles JHI Director Randy Boyagoda and his new novel, Lords of Serendipity, a satire of higher education informed by his experience as a professor and academic administrator.

Their conversation ranges from the pressures facing universities and the teaching of literature to Boyagoda’s new role at JHI and why he remains hopeful about universities and the humanities.

👉 Read the article: https://www.wsj.com/arts-culture/books/randy-boyagoda-academia-9c501e91

Toronto Public Library
HarperCollins Canada
University of Toronto
University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science

Bring your research or creative practice to the JHI in 2027-28.Our Distinguished Visiting Fellowships offer scholars and...
09/02/2026

Bring your research or creative practice to the JHI in 2027-28.

Our Distinguished Visiting Fellowships offer scholars and artists outside U of T eight months of dedicated time and space for their work as members of our interdisciplinary Circle of Fellows.

Four fellowships are available for International Faculty, Canadian Faculty, Indigenous Faculty, and an Artist in Residence.

Deadline: October 27, 2026
Learn more and apply: https://uoft.me/calls

A year to focus on your research!The 2027–28 JHI Faculty Research Fellowships provide eligible faculty in the humaniti...
09/01/2026

A year to focus on your research!

The 2027–28 JHI Faculty Research Fellowships provide eligible faculty in the humanities and qualitative social sciences with full release from teaching and departmental service, research support, and a place in our interdisciplinary Circle of Fellows.

đź“… Applications close October 16.

Learn more and apply: https://uoft.me/calls

The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design
University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto
University of Toronto Faculty of Law
UofT Music
Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto
University of Toronto Mississauga
University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC)

Closing tomorrow! Don't miss your chance to catch The Logline Project, which turns speculative micro-narratives by scree...
08/31/2026

Closing tomorrow! Don't miss your chance to catch The Logline Project, which turns speculative micro-narratives by screenwriters into original movie posters, using the familiar language of film to explore the impact of GenAI on creative workers and creativity.

Expect stories that range from dystopic to hopeful...with monsters, vampiric beasts, corporations, broadcasting networks, and an industry undergoing rapid technological change.

Learn more: https://uoft.me/logline

The artists in Over and Over Again are connected by their understanding of people, objects, and ways of life separated b...
08/28/2026

The artists in Over and Over Again are connected by their understanding of people, objects, and ways of life separated by history and distance. Their works reckon with futures that honour tradition while exploring new understandings of space and time.

Featuring Carol-Ann Apilado, Kuh Del Rosario, Sukaina Kubba, and Esmelyn Miranda Orozco. Curated by Ava Clarke.

Opening Reception: September 16 | 3:30–5:00pm
JHI, 170 St. George Street

https://uoft.me/art26-27

Over and Over Again considers disruptions to the natural environment and cultural traditions alongside acts of continuit...
08/27/2026

Over and Over Again considers disruptions to the natural environment and cultural traditions alongside acts of continuity and voluntary disorder.

Can something new emerge from the rubble of change?

Curated by Ava Clarke. Opening September 16 at JHI.

https://uoft.me/art26-27

The works in Over and Over Again use abstract interpretations of weaving to tell stories and transmit ideas, with materi...
08/26/2026

The works in Over and Over Again use abstract interpretations of weaving to tell stories and transmit ideas, with materials that toe the line between natural and synthetic: recycled plastics that act as raw materials, organic matter that performs like plastic, and synthetic textiles that mimic natural fibres.

Opening September 16 at JHI

https://uoft.me/art26-27

Stories and myths are retold. Artistic traditions are passed down through generations. The organic world cycles constant...
08/25/2026

Stories and myths are retold. Artistic traditions are passed down through generations. The organic world cycles constantly through life and death. And yet, no repetition is ever exactly the same.

Over and Over Again, curated by Ava Clarke, explores repetition, change, and the possibilities that emerge when familiar patterns shift.

Opening September 16 at JHI

https://uoft.me/art26-27

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