We are very pleased to host our esteemed guest Lorena Sekwan Fontaine, Head of Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba and cousin to Greg who will be in conversation with SFU Indigenous scholar, Deanna Reder at this year's event. Join us in person or online as Lorena talks about her ongoing work on the new edition of Greg's seminal work The Elements of Indigneous Style. Learn More

SFU Publishing Director Hannah McGregor's new book, Podcast or Perish, explores how the growth of scholarly podcasting may engender radical possibilities for how we conceive of knowledge creation and peer review, and the transformative potential of new modes of creating and reviewing expert knowledge. Learn More

PUB 431 students explored the theme of Dream while investigating the formats of publication and the act of publishing itself to examine how form and content can enhance or distort the experience of reading the material at hand. In collaboration with SFU's Special Collections and Rare Books and SFU libraries, the students are presenting their versions of what a publication is or could be from April 9-May 1. Learn More

Master of Publishing graduate Jarin Pintana recently presented at the 2024 Swiftposium, a first-ever academic conference on Taylor Swift's global impact, organized by the University of Melbourne in Australia. A devoted 'Swiftie', Pintana gives us an insight into what she calls the "highlight of her academic career". She also shares her experiences as both a fan and a keen observer of Swift's incredible legacy. Learn More

SFU Publishing senior lecturer Mauve Pagé has been recognized with the 2023 SFU Excellence in Teaching award for her commitment towards fostering a non-traditional and culturally-inclusive learning space for students. A champion for student-led pedagogy, Pagé is dedicated to implementing de-colonized ways of knowing in design education, all the while advancing her students’ professional and personal growth. Learn More

Christina Paul received her MPub degree in May of 2022. During her placement with Heritage Group Distribution, she discovered her passion for accessible publishing. Although Christina had already secured an enviable position with Amazon Books in India, she decided to quit her job and move to Vancouver to continue her MPub studies in January of 2021. While the program shaped her interests and enabled her to forge her own path, it also opened doors she never knew existed. Along with feeling an immense sense of pride, Christina shares that she has found her true purpose as a publishing professional. Learn More