More than just an event; The Greg Younging Conversation, which will take place May 7, during the 2025 Indigenous Editors Circle at the beautiful En’owkin Centre in Penticton, is a celebration of the strides made in Indigenous publishing and an opportunity to envision its future. Participate in person or join us online via Zoom to witness a powerful conversation among Indigenous editors Zoe Mix and Kaitlin Littlechild, and Alan Sheppard, Managing Editor of Goose Lane Publishing. Esteemed editor and Métis writer, Rita Bouvier, will guide this conversation. We warmly invite you to be part of a meaningful dialogue that honours Greg Younging’s legacy and continues his work. Learn More

With many industry instructors, panelists, guests to our faculty run classes, our students come to understand and practice the most current job-ready skills and approaches to problem solving and creativity in the publishing world. We interviewed Jamie Broadhurst, VP Marketing Raincoast Books and long-time sessional lecturer when he dropped by our office as we prepared for our annual Emerging Leaders in Publishing Summit for graduate students, faculty and industry professionals. Learn More

Zoe Wake Hyde and Alejandra Casas Niño de Rivera are among the talented MPub alumni who have joined forces with the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) Learn More

Welcome to the 2025 Emerging Leaders in Publishing Summit! Now in our 10th and final year, this four-day academic/industry intensive explores innovative ideas and has always been an opportunity to bring together a special combination of academics and industry to dig into current and meaningful issues, discussions and groundbreaking ideas in the landscape of publishing. Image: Panelist Eileen Cook, Author, our guest Feb 10 Learn More

As we head into a new year, we also head into a new MPub! We recently chatted with SFU’s Publishing Director, Dr. Hannah McGregor, about the new direction and how the stream approach will provide MPub graduates with even more access and opportunities in the industry... 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