Teaching Excellence Award
Medieval Studies would like to congratulate Dr. Michael Reed as he has been awarded the Humanities Teaching Excellence Award.
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- 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
TÁR
The personage of symphonic conductor and music composer Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett) is so towering and detailed that that it's possible to forget that she is a work of fiction. Writer/director ToddField gifts us with a rare thing in his third film: a character study of a complicated and commanding woman. TÁR burrows into the discrepancies between the public image of Lydia Tár and her personalshortcomings. Although at the peak of her career, it is clear Tár is heading for a fall. An extended sequence of a Juilliard master class reveals Tár's mercilessness as a teacher as she confronts astudent for prioritizing politics over music. Eventually, the cancel culture that Tár condemns arrives for her.
TÁR
The personage of symphonic conductor and music composer Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett) is so towering and detailed that that it's possible to forget that she is a work of fiction. Writer/director ToddField gifts us with a rare thing in his third film: a character study of a complicated and commanding woman. TÁR burrows into the discrepancies between the public image of Lydia Tár and her personalshortcomings. Although at the peak of her career, it is clear Tár is heading for a fall. An extended sequence of a Juilliard master class reveals Tár's mercilessness as a teacher as she confronts astudent for prioritizing politics over music. Eventually, the cancel culture that Tár condemns arrives for her.
Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival
Watch a selection of fabulous films from the 2022 film festival held in Banff.
Epicjourneys, monumental adventures, scenic locations, cultural exploration, personal stories, overcoming obstacles, passion and determination, fear and exhilaration, leading, exploring,
climbing,hiking, kayaking, swimming, mountains, rivers, valleys, deserts and so much more to see!!BCom Info Session
Intro to 3D Design & Print
Chemistry seminar: Cameron Jones, Monash University
Cameron Jones, Monash University
Seminar on Zoom only
https://uvic.zoom.us/j/83657240884?pwd=3pDZp5892dS4gsAKoaplX1t2j9kgbh.1
Meeting ID: 836 5724 0884
Password: 379943
Middeningly Difficult: Examining Submerged Middens
Anthropology Colloquium Series