Department of English

Doing open science in COVID-19 times

Dr. Dan O'Donnell is leading a research project to explore how open science is faring in the COVID-19 pandemic

U of L English student earns two academic awards

Silva Baiton used her passions for literature and Japanese studies to create an essay that won her the Michael Chan Prize in Asian Studies and a student presentation award from the Japan Studies Association of Canada conference

Alumni Profile - Brenna Scott

Get to know your ULAA council members through this series of profiles

Future Commons project designed to foster new research network

Future Commons to set research principles for the future, including making research freely and publicly available

U of L researchers awarded more than $907,000 in research funding

Seven U of L research projects garnered $907,000 in SSHRC grants. They are among the 3,300 research projects to receive more than $265 million in funding

Centre for the Study of Scholarly Communication to work with international collaboration on peer review

The project will analyze the role of peer review in the research cycle to develop better ways of using expert opinion to assess and improve the literature

Incurable Romantic

2013 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year, Dr. Robert J. H. Morrison, is helping ignite a passion for literature in the next generation of students.

Morrison, Bowie to be honoured at Alumni Celebration

Alumnus of the Year, Dr. Robert Morrison, and Honourary Degree recipient, Dr. Gary Bowie, will be featured at the Oct. 19 Alumni celebration in Markin Hall

5 Questions with Dr. Elizabeth Galway

Dr. Elizabeth Galway has been a faculty member in the Department of English since 2003 where she teaches courses in Canadian literature, children's literature and nineteenth-century literature.

5 Questions with Dr. Elizabeth Galway

Dr. Elizabeth Galway delves into the world of children's literature and its lasting effect on the attitudes we carry as adults

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