Julia Tomasi joins MLC
At the MLCRC, Julia combines her love of research with her love of literature assisting with the Telling COVID-19 Stories project.
At the MLCRC, Julia combines her love of research with her love of literature assisting with the Telling COVID-19 Stories project.
Alex is involved in conserving and maintaining MLC’s historical materials.
Leila Kazeminejad holds a BA in English with a minor in Philosophy from Toronto Metropolitan University (2017-2022). Her research focuses on...
Natasha is excited to learn the conventions of archive and library processing at the MLCRC.
Attention graduate students — The MLCRC seeks a research assistant to assist with our most recent project: Telling COVID-19 Stories.
Attention graduating students — The MLCRC seeks a research coordinator to assist with research administration and events support.
Join us for Pandemic Debriefs — A communication and culture symposium on COVID-19.
Dante provides research and editorial support for the Operation Canada and Telling COVID-19 Stories projects.
Madeleine Sweenie is excited to further explore her research aspirations within a collaborative, experimental learning environment.
Three original issues of Little Review and transition were donated to the MLC Archives.
Molly is assisting with research outreach for the MLC Archive.
At the MLCRC, Kevin seeks to bridge theory and practice and put traditions in conversation with modernity.
A new course studying American literatures related to the #MeToo Movement.
On April 14, join the MLCRC to celebrate the release of Creative Resilience and COVID-19: Figuring the Everyday in a Pandemic.
Siobhan's research includes contemporary literature and film, queer theory, and gender studies. Siobhan will be providing course support.
Katie Hall, a Ph.D. student in Creative Writing with focus on practice-based research at Kingston University, London, joins the MLC team.