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CMS Prof Sobecki featured in the NYT - for a revolutionary discovery in Chaucer studies

October 12, 2022

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Rui Xu Reads Dante in Mandarin

April 17, 2021

Rui Xu, a first-year PhD student at the Centre for Medieval Studies, is featured this week reading the Inferno, canto 6, in Mandarin:

Professor Alexander Andree reads Dante in Swedish

Alexander Andrée Reads Dante in Swedish

April 12, 2021

Alexander Andrée, professor of Latin at CMS, was featured this weekend in the Toronto Salutes Dante project, while reading canto 4 of the Inferno in Swedish.

Peter King Reads Dante in Latin

April 04, 2021

In the latest release from the Toronto Salutes Dante project, CMS philosophy professor Peter King reads from Dante's Inferno, canto 2, in Latin.

Toronto Salutes Dante!

March 29, 2021

Toronto Salutes Dante is now live, with more than 500 views in four days for its first video!

Latin-Reading AI Program Featured in U of T News

February 18, 2021

Professor Michael Gervers is featured on the Arts & Science website this week for his work with Transkribus, an AI program his team has

Medieval drawing of rabbit blowing trumpet

Shami Ghosh Featured at U of T

November 13, 2020

Congratulations to CMS professor Shami Ghosh, who was featured yesterday on the University of Toronto Arts and Science website.

Nicholas Everett talking about the Great Plague

Prof. Everett speaking on the 1665 Plague on TV

September 09, 2016

CTV News Channel interviewed Prof. Everett on Thursday 08 September 2016:

Bringing Back the Ancient Ethiopian Language of Ge’ez

December 06, 2016

To learn more about the ancient ethiopian language of Ge’ez that will be taught at the graduate level at the Centre for Medieval Studies starting January 2017, and to see how much enthusiasm this project has generated so far, please read an article in

The Ethiopic Program Surpasses Endowment Goal of $500,000

November 03, 2020

Congrats to our colleagues in Ethiopic studies!

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