Bridging Science and the Humanities
Listen to the Inspire podcast to hear Dr. Michael Reed speak about bridging Science and the Humanities
News & events
- REACH award winner, Dr. Michael Reed
- Kings, Courts and Travel in Medieval Germany
- Teaching Excellence Award
- Welcome Back
- Victoria Medieval Conference
- Viking Life and Lore
- The Vikings - Movie and discusion
- 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
- Work study positions now avaialble
- 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
Mexico City Alumni Night
Event Details
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Date:Wednesday, August 13, 2025
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Time:7:00 to 9:00 p.m., CST
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Location:
Maison Artemesia- Rooftop,
Tonalá 23, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Cost:Free, snacks and one cocktail included.
Don’t Lets Go to the Dogs Tonight
Too Much of a Good Thing? Assessing Early Adoption of Low-Earth Orbital Satellite Systems in Remote Indigenous Communities in Northern Canada
A community-engaged research project investigating the adoption of Low-Earth Orbital (LEO) satellite system internet services (Starlink) by Indigenous families living in a fly-in community in theNorthwest Territories (NWT)
Chemistry PhD Defense - Harvey Mackenzie
π-Conjugated and inorganic materials for bottom-up self-assembly and top-down lithographic fabrication of nanostructures
Harvey Mackenzie, PhD Candidate
Supervisor: Dr. Alexandre Brolo
Master’s Defense: Permutation in Regression Revisited: The Residual Route Proven Optimal Theoretically
Speaker: Soojeong Kim, University of Victoria
Location: DTB A203
Event type:
Graduate dissertations
University of Victoria Women’s Soccer at Laval
Math and Stats Assistance Centre Drop-In Tutoring
The Math & Stats Assistance Centre (MSAC) tutors will be available to support you in your summer courses starting on Monday, May 12th. Drop-in tutoring will be available through Friday August15th.