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We are very pleased to announce that Manda Vrkljan will be joining University College April 1st, 2025 as the new Head Librarian of the University College Library. Manda brings to this role a unique perspective and understanding of a library’s role within the college community and a strong commitment to effectively connect with students and faculty. She champions inclusivity, diversity, equity, anti-racism and accessibility. 
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For years, UC alum John Lorinc wanted to tell the stories he grew up hearing about his family’s history in Hungary, surviving in wartime Budapest and their eventual move to Canada. That desire became reality with the release of his new book, No Jews Live Here published by Coach House Books in November 2024.
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Art historian and UC alum Sarah Stanners likens her recently published Jack Bush Paintings: A Catalogue Raisonné to delivering a baby — a delivery 13 years in the making.
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The economist and the environmentalist, the introvert and the extrovert, the curricular and the extra-curricular are not contradictions. Rather, these spectra represent all the experiences and interests Faiz Fuad is determined to explore as an undergraduate. 
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Canadian Studies
How familiar are you with Black Canadian history?  “So many people educated in Canada, or external to Canada, don't know about the long-standing presence of Black people in this country,” says UC faculty member Funké Aladejebi, an associate professor with the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of History. “This breadth of knowledge on Black Canadian history often gets ignored or is not often inserted into broader courses on Canadian history.”
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