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XII Florida Cervantes Symposium

Friday October 18, 2019

Misreading The Literature of Late Antiquity: Palatine Anthology and the politics of criticism with Simon Goldhill

Saturday October 12, 2019

Students in MEMS invited to participate in Creative Walls Projects

Sunday September 22, 2019

“Archaeology, Walls, and charting Premodern Technospheres.”

Sunday September 22, 2019

MUSICOLOGY COLLOQUIUM Chant, Identity, and Christian Formation in Early Medieval Iberia

Wednesday September 4, 2019

UF MEMS Faculty participates in Fall 2019 “Border-Walls, Fire-Walls, Sea-Walls” Symposia

Wednesday September 4, 2019

Medievalist David Frye visits UF in October

Wednesday September 4, 2019

Fall 2019: Daoism and Chinese Culture

Wednesday May 8, 2019

“Imagineering the Technosphere” in Spring 2020

Monday February 4, 2019

Two 2019 Kalamazoo Sessions in Honor of Professor William Calin Organized by and Involving Former Students

Thursday July 26, 2018

William C. Calin

Friday May 25, 2018

Landmark Achievement: Florin Curta marks a Quarter-Century Shaping Medieval and Early Modern Studies at the Kalamazoo International Congress on Medieval Studies.

Tuesday May 8, 2018

Elite Settlement in Gaelic Ireland, 1169-1350

Tuesday January 30, 2018

MEMS on Facebook (& twitter &c.)

Wednesday December 6, 2017

Online MEMS Courses for Residential and UF Online Students

Friday October 13, 2017

News

XII Florida Cervantes Symposium

Misreading The Literature of Late Antiquity: Palatine Anthology and the politics of criticism with Simon Goldhill

Students in MEMS invited to participate in Creative Walls Projects

“Archaeology, Walls, and charting Premodern Technospheres.”

MUSICOLOGY COLLOQUIUM Chant, Identity, and Christian Formation in Early Medieval Iberia

UF MEMS Faculty participates in Fall 2019 “Border-Walls, Fire-Walls, Sea-Walls” Symposia

Medievalist David Frye visits UF in October

Fall 2019: Daoism and Chinese Culture

“Imagineering the Technosphere” in Spring 2020

Two 2019 Kalamazoo Sessions in Honor of Professor William Calin Organized by and Involving Former Students

William C. Calin

Landmark Achievement: Florin Curta marks a Quarter-Century Shaping Medieval and Early Modern Studies at the Kalamazoo International Congress on Medieval Studies.

Elite Settlement in Gaelic Ireland, 1169-1350

MEMS on Facebook (& twitter &c.)

Online MEMS Courses for Residential and UF Online Students

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