JVME Celebrates 50th Anniversary Volume

29 March 2023 Journal Spotlight
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The Journal of Veterinary Medical Education is celebrating the launch of their 50th volume! Since 1974, JVME has promoted the improvement of veterinary medical education with timely, peer-reviewed research responding to the evolution of veterinary medical education. JVME is dedicated to expanding the reach of these conversations with their translation program, publishing dual-language articles from […]

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UTP Welcomes New CTR
Editor-in-Chief Heather Davis-Fisch

15 March 2023 Contributor Blog

University of Toronto Press is pleased to welcome the new Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Theatre Review Heather Davis-Fisch! Heather Davis-Fisch is the author of Loss and Cultural Remains in Performance: The Ghosts of the Franklin Expedition (Palgrave 2013), which was the recipient of the Ann Saddlemyer Award from the Canadian Association for Theatre Research. Her […]

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Free to Read Articles from Diaspora for Black History Month

13 February 2023 Contributor Blog
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In honour of Black History Month, Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies is highlighting work by Black scholars and research on Black and African diasporas with a collection of articles made Free to Read for the month of February! Take time to reflect on the contributions of Black scholars and learn more about Black history, […]

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UTP Journals 2022: A Year in Review

19 December 2022 Events and Conferences
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“It has been an exciting year at University of Toronto Press Journals and throughout the organization, and we have much to celebrate as we reflect on 2022. I would like to express my gratitude to our journal editors and editorial boards for their tireless efforts and service to the scholarly community, to our authors and […]

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What if Bullying in Youth Could Affect Adult Sexual Well-Being?

29 November 2022 Contributor Blog
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Written by guest blogger Matvei Morozov. Being bullied by peers at school remains a pervasive problem. It is no secret just how serious the consequences of bullying can be for the physical and mental health of those who experience it. However, despite having knowledge of the effects of bullying on well-being, very little research has […]

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What would you do with your last phone call if you were catastrophically injured but still conscious?

16 November 2022 Contributor Blog
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Written by guest bloggers Maj. Andrew W. Kirkpatrick and Jessica L. McKee. This is the question that the TeleMentored Ultrasound Supported Medical Interventions (TMUSMI) Research Group tried to address in our article entitled, “Empowering catastrophic far-forward self-care: Nobody should die alone without trying1”. I am a trauma surgeon, among other things, and I typically see […]

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La ville au cœur de la nation? La place de l’histoire urbaine dans l’historiographie québécoise / The City at the Heart of the Nation? The Place of Urban History in Quebec’s Historiography

4 November 2022 Contributor Blog
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Jump to English Écrit par le blogueur invité Harold Bérubé. Il y a 22 ans, j’entreprenais des études à la maîtrise à l’Université de Montréal, sous la direction de Michèle Dagenais. Alors que, l’année précédente, j’avais entrepris des lectures sous sa supervision sur l’histoire du nationalisme au Québec et au Canada, elle me suggéra de […]

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Don’t Take Cities for Granted

26 October 2022 Contributor Blog
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Written by guest blogger Richard Harris. We take things for granted … until we can’t. For decades, citizens in western democracies assumed that, even when our chosen party lost an election, the political system itself was resilient. Recent events in—well, take your pick—have challenged this. I faced a challenge, in a much more modest way, […]

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Open Access Week: Working towards Climate Justice with the Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy and the Subscribe to Open Model

24 October 2022 Journal Spotlight
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It’s International Open Access week! This year’s theme, “Open for Climate Justice,” focuses on encouraging global collaboration through the dissemination of open access climate research. Access to evidence-based knowledge is essential in order to minimize the devastating impacts of climate change. The Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy (JCCPE) publishes timely, evidence-based research that […]

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Happy 50th Anniversary to the UHR-RHU!

18 October 2022 Contributor Blog
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Written by guest blogger Nicolas Kenny. The Urban History Review – Revue d’histoire urbaine has always had a special place in my heart.  It was the venue for my first scholarly article two decades ago, and I’ve always enjoyed keeping up with the insightful work it produces on urban history in Canada and beyond. A […]

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