But Blind They Were: The fallacy of an empty continent

Read Professor Coburn’s most recent piece as published in the Literary Review of Canada. For the full review »

How Glendon taught Juan Luis Garrido to create positive change through storytelling

Decades from now, Juan Luis Garrido wants to say he did three things: Served as a positive representative for his communities, created opportunities for under-represented communities to share their stories, and assisted in shifting the cultural conversation around community care. They’re big goals, but he’s spent the past several years picking up the skills to […]

Glendon Sociology professor Emily Laxer releases new book investigating the politics of secularism in France and Quebec

A new book by Glendon Campus sociology Professor Emily Laxer explores novel interpretations of public debates over minority religious signs in the public sphere in Quebec and France. A launch event for the book, titled Unveiling the Nation. The Politics of Secularism in France and Quebec, took place on April 23 at Glendon. The event […]