cwmfa Features | College of Arts

Simone Dalton & David Bradford on their MFA experiences and beyond

Open Book hosts a compelling conversation between two recent Creative Writing grads.

Grad Canisia Lubrin wins Griffin Poetry Prize

CW MFA Alumna Canisia Lubrin's The Dyzgraphxst has won this year's Griffin Poetry Prize.

Playwright Radha S. Menon at Decolonize Your Ears Festival

Radha S. Menon’s play The Sheep will premiere June 26 as part of Hamilton-based virtual festival.

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CW MFA: Year in Review (20/21)

We're happy to share some student and alumni highlights from the past academic year.

Grad Canisia Lubrin a finalist for Griffin Poetry Prize, among other awards

Canisia Lubrin is a finalist for the Griffin Poetry Prize, as well as the Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature.

Canisia Lubrin and Dionne Brand awarded Windham Campbell Prizes

CW MFA alumna and professor are among Windham Campell Prize laureates.

TIFF Digital Screening & Interview with Rebeccah Love

TIFF interview and short film screening as part of Bell Let's Talk Day begining Jan 28.

CW MFA at TIFA

Catherine Bush, Mathew Henderson, Tyler Pennock, Andrea Thompson, Paul Vermeersch, & more, at TIFA.

Introducing Held Magazine, a visual arts & lit journal

Made possible by the University’s Creating in a Time of Coronavirus Fund, Held Magazine features work from the student community and beyond.

Zoe Imani Sharpe named a Bronwen Wallace Award finalist for poetry

Zoe Imani Sharpe is a finalist for the Writers’ Trust of Canada’s 2020 RBC Bronwen Wallace Award.

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