CMRS

Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies

[U of Saskatchewan @usask]

Queer Theory, Gender Diversity, and Sexualities Studies: Join us on Friday, June 17, from 2-3pm (CST) for a #USask Instagram live panel discussion with Dr. Alessio Ponzio and Dr. Rachel Loewen Walker @USaskArtSci @USaskLaw #PrideMonth https://t.co/1E90xGNRh9

[U of Saskatchewan @usask]

With Pride Month activities underway across the province and around the country, and the Saskatoon Pride Festival beginning this week, #USask is proud to celebrate and support the 2SLGBTQIA+ community — this month and every month. https://t.co/nNIAOqH9i6

[University Archives and Special Collections @sask_uasc]

A few more pulp novel covers from the Richards Collection.

[World History Encyclopedia @whencyclopedia]

Colossus of Ramesses II in Memphis, Egypt. https://t.co/oqqVchFZvG

[INACTIVE - workingclassicists.bsky.social @WorkClassicists]

How right did @ubisoft get the settings in Assassin's Creed Odyssey? @tarrynandrews thinks they did pretty well. https://t.co/0IOy5wPSaC

[Verdun Howells @ServiliusPulex]

Ivory plaques depicting a dancing Maenad and Cupid from @RomanCaerleon Probably from a burial, the plaque has been adapted perhaps as ornamentation for a woman’s work box. 2nd-3rd century AD. #mythologymonday #RomanArchaeology #Isca #Caerleon #Wales https://t.co/0U1qNHzXb5

[CTV News @CTVNews]

Giant, mysterious megalithic jars were unearthed in northeastern India https://t.co/sTteul0YvX

[Ancient Origins @ancientorigins]

Lost City of Heracleion, Alexandria, Egypt

https://t.co/em60tarFT9

[CMRS @CMRSatUSask]

@usaskhist @Alponz77

[CMRS @CMRSatUSask]

University of Saskatchewan History professor, Dr. Alessio Ponzio, is one of the founders of LGBT+History Month Italia. #history #usask #lgbtplushistorymonth #lgbtplushistorymonthitalia
By Chris Putnam
https://t.co/TfuG6QxvcV

[CMRS @CMRSatUSask]

The History Department is now offering a Queer Certificate. See article from @usasksheaf for more information. #usask #history #queercertificate #thesheaf
https://t.co/tBa67LBD2o

[CMRS @CMRSatUSask]

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[CMRS @CMRSatUSask]

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[CMRS @CMRSatUSask]

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[World History Encyclopedia @whencyclopedia]

Today in #history: Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus become joint emperors of Rome after the death of Antoninus Pius. (161 CE) #OnThisDay

[U of S History Dept. @usaskhist]

Some important reflections on academics and mental health from a team including Prof. Simonne Horwitz.
https://t.co/ITv2NCgL8X

[U of S History Dept. @usaskhist]

Thinking about study abroad? Consider HIST 433.6 - Rome, Italy-Vision of Empire: Architecture & Power in Ancient Rome & Fascist Italy with Profs. Kalinowski and Ponzio!
May 30-July 8, 2022 in Saskatoon and Rome

https://t.co/3AnfjwGeNP.

[U of Saskatchewan @usask]

Scholarships are still available for new and first-year students who started #USask in the Fall 2021 and Winter 2022 terms. All those who are eligible should be sure to apply by Feb. 1: https://t.co/vPUYq7dXnC

[HistoryExtra @HistoryExtra]

Metal detectorists' Bronze Age finds declared treasure (via @BBCNews)
https://t.co/p1fwenAXGT

[Renaissance Studies @RenWarwick]

Online STVDIO seminar, Tues 11 January 2022, 5pm (GMT). Prof. Paul Gwynne (The American University of Rome), 'Towards a Baroque Latinity: Lorenzo Gambara's Caprarola (1581)'. To request an MS Teams link, please email, [email protected] Deadline: 24hrs before the seminar