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"The realization that I was possibly seeing the end of a community...was crushing." Is Europe losing its Jewish communities? Flora Cassen, author of Stained Glass: A Reflective History of Antisemitism, explores in this article: bit.ly/4tmqnRj @SilowCarroll

It's #NationalNursingWeek! We're celebrating with The Handover: a candid look at nursing from veteran nurse @NurseTilda & student nurse Lisa Mochrie. Hear the authors discuss what nurses want you to know in their new #TelusTalks interview: bit.ly/4tZIspr @TamaraTaggart

We are halfway through our Spring sale! Want to save 40% on books & journal issues? Then don't delay, shop now, and remember if you're outside the US, shop via our partners @MNGUP_Books & @utpress. Use coupon SPRING26. buff.ly/JH5xgca

Learn about a lifetime of nursing wisdom in an upcoming discussion with authors Tilda Shalof and Lisa Mochrie for the launch of The Handover: A Nurse’s Last Shift. Moderated by Karyn Taplay. 📅 Wed May 13, 3pm EDT 📍 @brockuniversity 🔗 bit.ly/4unl6Ki #Healthcare

Join @MiseresVanesa at @uNDLondon for the launch of Gender Battles! This interdisciplinary panel of experts will explore how women navigated global conflict to shape feminist movements across Europe and Latin America. 📌Mon, May 11, 6pm. Register: bit.ly/42WfGu0

Walter DeKeseredy joined CBC Radio Saskatchewan's Blue Sky to discuss violence against women in professional sports. "I've done 42 years of research on violence against women — the Roughriders stand out very much so." Listen to the full clip: bit.ly/4uxSAWr @CBCSask

UTP is attending the 2026 Canadian Association of Slavists Conference from May 7-9 at @uOttawa. Drop by our booth to chat with acquisitions editor Stephen Shapiro about new and upcoming titles in Slavic studies (and enjoy the view)!

“We know that screen stories affect our emotions. Scholars are demonstrating that they work powerfully on our public memories & private belief systems too.” Read the full post from Beth Herst & @SandfordBorins on their new book, Public Representations: bit.ly/3OJMpz9

#HistoryMatters #StanfordAlum Prof. Samuel Huneke (@GeorgeMasonU, #StanfordHistory PhD 2019) returns to the Farm to discuss his "I Will Not Abandon You: Queer Women in Nazi Germany" (@utpress 2026). More: history.stanford.edu/news/alumni-in… @Clayman_Inst @StanfordDLCL @StanfordAlumni

Join us on May 13 at @brockuniversity for the launch of The Handover. Authors Tilda Shalof and Lisa Mochrie will reflect on mentorship and the world of #Nursing in conversation with Karyn Taplay. Register here: bit.ly/4unl6Ki #PublicHealth

“The Management of Innovation isn’t a typical innovation manifesto full of buzzwords, but a compact, research-driven guide to how firms can actually manage & create technology capital.” Listen to a new interview with @AlbertoGalasso on @NewBooksNetwork: bit.ly/4cwItLx

“An important view of how destabilizing persecution is for those on the margins. It’s a thoughtful reflection on the complexity of state crackdowns on freedom of sexual expression.” Read a new review of I Will Not Abandon You in @PublishersWkly: bit.ly/42dURde

Cultures of Exchange: Mercantile Mentalities between Italy & the World (XII–XVI c.), eds. S Barsella, W Caferro and G Maifreda (@utpress, May 2026) facebook.com/MedievalUpdate… utppublishing.com/doi/10.3138/97… #medievaltwitter #medievalstudies #medievalcommerce #medievaleconomy #medievalitaly

@JonathanMalloy with @MarkJCarney at the Politics and the Pen Gala. In The Paradox of Parliament, Malloy provides a comprehensive analysis of Parliament in order to explain the paradoxical expectations placed on the institution: bit.ly/4tN9Cju #CanadianPolitics

“Stained Glass raises broader questions about belonging and identity in societies where historical imagery and ideas continue to resonate.” Read a new review of Stained Glass by Flora Cassen in @ca_thej: bit.ly/4mPYuzp #JewishLife #Memoir

Is the decline of history education threatening our democracy? Co-author Alan Sears discusses Rescuing Reason with @VanessaVVCBC on CBC Shift New Brunswick, making the case for civic reason, empathy, and thoughtful citizenship. Listen here: bit.ly/4w90Pde

#BookReview: Mediatic Shakespeare by Richard Cavell “Cavell argues in Mediatic Shakespeare that the rapid spread of print media shaped much of Shakespeare’s work. Evidence of this influence can be found weaved throughout nearly all of Shakespeare’s writing” thebcreview.ca/2026/03/20/286… @utpress

New on the @ChamplainSoc podcast: James Stewart speaks with Peter MacLeod & Richard Johnson about Democracy’s Second Act—a hopeful, practical look at how democracies can move beyond gridlock by giving citizens real power between elections. bit.ly/WTYa2326 @utpress

Thanks to Jamie Druckman, @rgcjohnston3 , @PeejLoewen, and all those who came out to the launch of “Polarization, Eh?” Now available to purchase. It is also freely available at @utpress thanks to a grant from the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences. Link 👇

Thank you to all who attended the launch of Automata with @KyleBMurray and Ibrahim Gedeon at @UofTBookstores! We have plenty of upcoming launches and events listed on our website: bit.ly/3QEdDIh #BookLaunch #NewRelease #Automata