This article about the upcoming "'Mappa Mundi': Mapping the Mediaeval World" Symposium serves as a reminder to register before the March 27 deadline!
www.catholicregister.org/item/3576-ma...
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Congratulations to our Students, Samuel MacPhee and Rebby Onken, who have been awarded the CMS Publication Prize!
www.medieval.utoronto.ca/news/samuel-...
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TODAY! Renée Trilling, “Mapping the World in the Poems of Junius 11” pims.ca/event/fotl-l...
Mary Dzon
CMS Alum, Mary "Dzon Awarded Two Prestigious Fellowships for 2027".
english.utk.edu/dzon-awarded...
"Seeking Our Eden. The Dreams and Migrations of Sarah Jameson Craig" by Joanne Findon, now available through McGill-Queen's University Press.
www.mqup.ca/Books/S/Seek...
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The 'Hidden Stories' project has released its Winter 2026 Newsletter! Read about their activities, from paper, ink-making, and printing with Toronto’s Tibetan community, to the publication of two new volumes.
hiddenstories.library.utoronto.ca/files/origin...
Do you know somebody who needs to learn Latin from scratch or improve their Latin to PhD standard? CMS Toronto's summer Latin program is now entirely online and a remarkable bargain for the intensity and quality of instruction. Details here: www.medieval.utoronto.ca/latin/summer...
#medievalsky
CMS Alum Steven Baldner discusses "Aquinas, Philosophy, & the Role of the Educator" on Christendom College's podcast, "Christendom Conversations."
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fxT...
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The CMS Summer Latin Program is now taught exclusively online! Register for one of three levels to receive unmatched Latin instruction at U of T.
uoft.me/CMS-Latin
• May 11-July 23 - Beginning Latin
• May 5-June 26 - Level I Latin
• July 2-August 7 - Level II Latin
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 1
Tonight, March 6, at 6 pm I will be discussing the historical roots of women's rights and why medieval debates are important today. Listen at 6 PM on Sauga960AM or watch full episode: lnkd.in/grdBy53d 🎦 video casts can be accessed any time on the web site briancrombie.com
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Kirsten Schut is live at the Medieval Institute presenting "An Enduring Habit: Lay Death and Burial in Religious Clothing"!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxOC...
March 6 - Learn more about language offerings throughout U of T departments, including research, study, and internship opportunities abroad.
www.nmc.utoronto.ca/events/gli-l...
A series of rectangular convex and concave mirrors attached to a wall, reflecting people and objects. The text overlay is Call for Proposals: 2026-27 JHI Program for the Arts. Deadline is March 24, 2026. Theme is Doubles, Doppelgangers.
📣 Calling University of Toronto faculty! If you have an idea for a lecture series, exhibit, or performance and need some funding, apply to the JHI Program for the Arts. Our theme next year is "Doubles, Doppelgangers".
Deadline March 24.
Info + application link 👇
uoft.me/pfta26-27
Congratulations to CMS Alumna, Mary Dzon, who was awarded the 2026 Bonnie Wheeler Fellowship to support the completion of her book on divine emotion and affective piety in the later Middle Ages. 👏
bonniewheelerfund.org/2026__mary_d...
This article untangles the relationships behind a very strange manuscript - which was made available online by Andrew Dunning: 'Sol meldunensis' (MS Gg.6.42) - cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-GG-0...
Read "Friendship and Publishing in Geoffrey Brito’s 'Sol meldunensis': A Collaborative Gift Book from Cirencester Abbey for Geoffrey, Abbot of Malmesbury, 1246–60’ in 'Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society 17' - an article by Andrew Dunning.
ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid...
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🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Zinaida Uzdenskaya who successfully defended her dissertation titled "Portable objects, travelling subjects: The development of the Iconography of canterbury pilgrim souvenirs in comparison to St. Thomas Becket’s imagery in other media 1170–1538". uoft.me/cc-
"PIMS home to rare Bible dating to 1500s: Toronto Pontifical Institute receives first-edition Douay-Rheims Bible"
www.catholicregister.org/item/3513-pi...
This Friday: attend in person at U of T, or virtually via Zoom. Reserve your spot now! www.medieval.utoronto.ca/events/siobh...
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Deep within #UofT’s rare book collections, even the humblest materials can hold extraordinary stories.
A scrap of 📜 from the Robertson Davies Library @masseycollege.bsky.social Library has been identified as part of a 15th-century letter from the court of King Louis XI of France
March 10 - Tommaso De Robertis presents "Science in Print: Editing and Translating Philoponus in the Renaissance" at the Centre for the Study of Medicine and the Body in the Renaissance, Institutio Santoriana-Fondazione Comel.
csmbr.fondazionecomel.org/events/onlin...
Two St. Mike's Medieval Studies Undergraduate Students, Meagan Mellor and Lauren Saxberg, pen a new translation of the 13th-Century medieval drama 'La Seinte Resurreccion' with the encouragement of Matt Sergi, Alison More, and Ann Hutchison.
stmikes.utoronto.ca/news/undergr...
February 25: CMS Alum, Michael Kulikowski will present “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Why the Western Roman Empire Fell and the Eastern Empire Survived” at Penn State.
www.psu.edu/news/liberal...
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"Hidden in plain sight: a message from the Spider King" - Old Books New Science Lab researchers uncover a rare 15th-century French royal letter.
library.utoronto.ca/news/hidden-...
The editors of the Publications of the Dictionary of Old English have broadened the scope of the series to consider the culture, history, and literature of England from the seventh to the twelfth century. Read more about submitting with PIMS Press! uoft.me/cbt
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Please join CMS in celebrating Alexandra Atiya, who successfully defended her dissertation, "Economic and Spiritual Conflict in Medieval East Anglian Drama". Congratulations, Dr. Atiya! 👏
www.medieval.utoronto.ca/news/alexand...
Including a study of the #ArabicBible upper text
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"The Early Illustrated 'Apollonius of Tyre' Studies of a Sinai Palimpsest" by Head of Research of the Old Books New Science Lab / CMS Alum, Jessica Lockhart, with Michelle P. Brown, is now available from Barkhuis Publishing. 📖
www.barkhuis.nl/product/the-...
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Congratulations to CMS' Eva Plesnik, who has successfully defended her dissertation, "In the Shade on Parnassus: Places of Otium in Renaissance Humanism".
Well done, Dr. Plesnik! 🎉
www.medieval.utoronto.ca/news/eva-ple...
