Teaching Excellence Award
Medieval Studies would like to congratulate Dr. Michael Reed as he has been awarded the Humanities Teaching Excellence Award.
News & events
- Welcome Back
- Victoria Medieval Conference
- Viking Life and Lore
- MEDI TEA
- Medieval Minutes
- Language and Poetry
- Lecture by Lowell Hinrichs
- Exploring Victoria's Gothic Revival
- Medieval Minutes
- Imagining Medicine before 1660 - Call for contributions
- Success for students
- Lansdowne lecture - Pinchas Roth
- Lansdowne Lecture - Laura Ashe
- Making Early Middle English
- Medi Tea
- Medieval medicine
- Medifest
- Congratulations to Roxanne Pleshak
- February 2016 News Letter
- MediFest
- December 2015 News Letter
- Stained Glass Workshop - Nov 7
- Nov 25 - 2:30 Early Music in UVic's Special Collections
- Beck lectures on Icelandic Literature Nov 1, 2 and 3
- Treasures and Tea - Special Collections - Oct 21
- Oct 20 - Getting Married in Renaissance Italy: The Process and the Customs
- Oct 15 and 16, The Science of Words - Student Poster Fair
- Board Games Night at Interactivity Board Game Cafe
- Pens and Pints Night
- 29th Annual Medieval Workshop
- Dr. Andrew Gow, U of Alberta, Key Note Speaker for Witches of the West symposium.
- Lansdowne Lecture:Prof. Madeleine Jeay
- Lecture by Professor Josef Polzer:The Black Death and its Effects on Tuscan Art and Religion Reconsidered
- Fall 2014 course registration now open
- Medieval Studies Program Director Hélène Cazes honoured by Victoria Leadership
POSTPONED University of Victoria Women’s Basketball at UBC Okanagan
Mini Med School – Common Medications: How Do They Work?
Join second-year medical school students from the Island Medical Program and Vancouver Fraser Medical Program as they go over a variety of common medications that are used in older age in terms ofwhat they treat and how they work.
POSTPONED University of Victoria Men’s Basketball at UBC Okanagan
Bach to the Future
Corky's eccentric Uncle Siegfried is the obvious person to help her with her project
onclassical music. While poking around in his peculiar workshop, she accidentally combines the ingredients of a magical musical spell making her tumble through time to meet some of the world's
mostfascinating composers.The Souvenir Part II
Winner of 3 British Independent Film Awards. British writer-director Joanna Hogg's The Souvenir(2019) and its follow-up are among the best autobiographical films ever made. In them, she taps into the indefinable qualities of memoir and cinema that make these modes sopowerful yet often so recondite. In the aftermath of her tumultuous relationship with a charismatic and manipulative older man, Julie begins to untangle her fraught love for him in making hergraduation film, sorting fact from his elaborately constructed fiction. Joanna Hogg's shimmering story of first love and a young woman's formative years, The Souvenir Part IIis a portrait of the artist that transcends the halting particulars of everyday life — a singular, alchemic mix of memoir and fantasy.
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