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Exeter Riddle Becomes Twine Game: CMS Medievalists on Digital Experiential Learning during Covid

August 16, 2022

Congratulations to Prof. Alexandra Bolintineanu, PhD student Cai Henderson, and four Digital Humanities undergraduates for completing an unlikely project.

Medieval drawing of man teaching in castle

Congratulations to our recent PhDs

October 06, 2013

Congratulations to Michael Elliot, Tristan Sharp, Michael Barbezat, Peter Buchanan and Sharon Teague, who all have successfully defended their PhD dissertations this year. Here’s some further information about their work:

Medieval drawing of rabbit blowing trumpet

Congratulations to our recent PhD students

February 05, 2015

Congratulations to our recent PhD students who defended in the Fall term of 2014 or the beginning of Spring term 2015: Katherine Marie (Katie) Lindeman, Alice Hutton Sharp, Magda S.J. Hayton, George James McBeath Lamont, and Eileen Kim.

Congratulations to our recent PhD students

March 31, 2016

Congratulations to our recent PhD students who defended in Fall 2015 or Spring 2016: Rachel Bauder, David Gugel, Madeleine Elson, Christopher Miller, and Andrew Dunning.

Toronto medievalists at IMC Kalamazoo 2017

April 27, 2017

A strong contingent of faculty members and students at the Centre for Medieval Studies will be presenting papers or organizing sessions at the 52th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo, May 11-14 2017.

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Medieval Academy of America Meeting 2017 — a great success

April 27, 2017

From the blog of the Medieval Academy of America:

Congratulations to our recent PhD students!

September 25, 2018

Congratulations to our recent PhD students who defended in the last months:

Leah Faibisoff: “Chancery Officials and the Business of Communal Administration in Republican Florence: Ventura and Niccolò Monachi, Chancellors of Florence (1340-48/1348-75)”

Congratulations to our Recent PhD graduates!

May 27, 2019

Congratulations to our PhD students who recently defended their theses:

Annika Ekman: “Anselm of Laon, the Glossa Ordinaria, and the Tangled Web of Twelfth-Century Psalms-Exegesis”.

Award Announcement: SSHRC Insight Grant: Practices of Commentary (2020-2025)

August 19, 2020

Congratulations to our faculty and students in the “Practices of Commentary” project, which has now won a SSHRC Insight Grant!

From the award announcement:

Medieval illustration of Peter Comestor presenting his book to an archbishop

Congratulations to our recent PhD Graduate David M. Foley!

May 01, 2020

David M. Foley: "Peter Comestor's Lectures on the Glossa ordinaria on John (ca. 1165): An Historical Introduction with a Critical Edition" (University of Toronto 2020).

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