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2015-16 Booklet

Published: December 14, 2015

Our annual booklet is now available. Get full details on the ins-and-outs of the academic year.

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English Renaissance Drama Grad Seminar

Published: November 19, 2015

Varieties of English Renaissance Drama English 246 – Renaissance Literature Prof. Debora Shuger Winter 2016 Mondays 3-5:50 pm, Humanities A56 The aim of this course is three-fold. To get some…

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Traversing East and West in a Global Middle Ages

Published: November 10, 2015

The spectacular medieval manuscript known as the Romance of Gillion de Trazegnies tells the story of a bigamous French-speaking knight from Hainaut (a county in present-day Belgium). Gillion is married…

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Ahmanson Research Fellow Janna Israel

Published: November 9, 2015

Dr Israel is one of three Ahmanson Research Fellows for this academic year. She is here to examine books printed by the Aldine Press held at UCLA Library Special Collections…

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The UCLA History of Halloween

Published: October 30, 2015

UCLA English professors and CMRS faculty members Henry “Andy” Kelly and Joseph Nagy share their tricks and treats in this article from the UCLA Newsroom.  

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Latin Paleography Spring 2016

Published: October 21, 2015

The primary goal of this class, to be taught by Dr. Justin Haynes during the Spring Quarter, is to introduce students to the history of Latin book hands from late…

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Annual Open House 2015

Published: October 16, 2015

We had a great time this year! Thanks to everyone who turned out to make our open house such an enjoyable affair. A big thanks to Satik in the Royce…

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Sasha Wadman, Program Coordinator

Published: September 28, 2015

UCLA Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies has a new staff member! Sasha Wadman is working full-time as the CMRS Program Coordinator, handling the logistics for the Center’s conferences, lectures,…

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Architecture for Sound

Published: September 16, 2015

CMRS faculty member Sharon Gerstel studies how Byzantine-era churches enhanced the performance of liturgical chants — read the article from UCLA News. To test her idea that church designs changed to optimize the…

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