📰 Our June 11 JHI Newsletter just dropped! Featuring:
✉️ Letter from Alison Keith
👋 Farewell to 2025–26 Fellows
🎓 2026–27 Undergraduate Fellows
🧩 2026–27 Working Groups
📅 Upcoming Events
…and more!
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Good morning U of T, from the Jackman Humanities Institute at St. George and Bloor!
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Following the announcement of Randy Boyagoda's appointment as JHI's next Director, U of T Arts & Science has published an article on the transition, reflecting on Alison Keith's leadership and contributions to the JHI and looking at Boyagoda's vision for the Institute.
👉 More: https://uoft.me/ct4
📚 Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday to celebrate the launch of Alison Keith’s latest book, Sulpicia: Life, Love, and Literature in Ancient Rome.
It was wonderful to see such a great turnout and to welcome both familiar and new faces!
Artist Shannon Garden-Smith, standing beside one of two lamps in the exhibition. In a hare’s form III, 2021. Pigmented gelatin, plant clippings, lamp cord, approximately 18” x 18” x 18”.
You only have two days left to see Proof of Life, curated by Chloe Gordon-Chow.
Info: uoft.me/jhi25-26
Patrick Cruz is one half of Boring Earth, a collaboration with fellow artist Laila Fox. You only have a few more days to see Proof of Life, curated by Chloe Gordon-Chow.
We're open today from 9-11, Thursday 9-4 and Friday 9-4.
Info: uoft.me/jhi25-26
Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate the launch of the Proof of Life catalogue, curated by Chloe Gordon-Chow and edited by Arrow Below.
Pictured with Chloe are artists Shannon Garden-Smith and Patrick Cruz.
The exhibition closes June 19.
Info: uoft.me/jhi25-26
🤖 How does AI shape the ways we feel, care, and connect?
This poetry event uses creative writing, shared readings, and live engagements with AI systems to explore the affective dimensions of artificial intelligence and its role in shaping human relationships.
👉 More: uoft.me/cu3
📣 Now accepting 12-Month Faculty Research Fellowship applications for our 2027-28 Annual Theme: Mediation/Contestation. We're also accepting applications for 6-Month fellowships that do not have to be on theme.
Deadline to apply: September 15, 4pm EST
Info uoft.me/27-28frf
👏👏 Congratulations to our 2026-27 Undergraduate Fellows, who'll be joining us during our upcoming Doubles, Doppelgangers theme year: Parker Bloom, Sharmeen Imran, Leanne Rambali, Amber Ramos, Josephine Tjhia and Ella Zhang.
More info https://uoft.me/ctC
