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Photo of Professor Rob Getz explaining Old English

Great Article and Video celebrating Old English and the DOE

January 06, 2017

Please admire CMS Faculty Rob Getz and Stephen Pelle explaining, with much humour, the beauty of Old English and celebrating the advance of the Dictionary of Old English to the letter H. You can read about them in an article on CBC News.

Ge’ez course celebrated on CBC Metro Morning, CBC News, and UofT Bulletin

January 12, 2017

To learn more about the ancient Ethiopian and Eritrean language of Ge’ez that is being taught at the graduate level at the Centre for Medieval Studies since this January 2017, listen to CBC Metro Morning on Friday 6 January 2017 and read th

Sketch of the Old CMS Building on Queen&#039;s Park

TRaCE Report on CMS Graduates’ PhD Experience and Career

April 01, 2017

In 2016, the Centre of Medieval Studies was chosen as one of three University of Toronto humanities departments to become part of the TRaCE project, a Canada-wide collaborative project involving twenty-five universities.

Medieval Academy of America Meeting 2017 — a great success

April 27, 2017

From the blog of the Medieval Academy of America:

A book is presented in a basket to the pope and the king of Morocco

Congratulation to alumnus Connell Monette for his new publication, presented to the Pope in the presence of King Mohammed VI of Morocco!

April 08, 2019

Prof. Connell Monette (CMS 2008), Associate Professor of Religion, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, recently co-authored a textbook entitled Introduction to Christianity. The book was commissioned by the Moroccan state to be used specifically for training male clerics (imams) and female clerics (murshidats) in Chr

Nomination of CMS Director Suzanne Akbari at the Institute for Advanced Study

May 22, 2019

CMS is both very sad and proud to announce that CMS Director Suzanne Akbari will become the new medievalist at the Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton). Below is her letter announcing this news to us, at the Centre.

Congratulations to Markus Stock, 17th Principal of University College

February 12, 2020

Our colleague Markus Stock, who teaches German language, literature, and culture of the Middle Ages, has been installed as the seventeenth Principal of University College in a beautiful (and quite medieval) ceremony.

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