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As part of the ongoing “Textual Afterlives” project, co-organised by Jeremy Smith (University of Glasgow), Ian Johnson (University of St Andrews), Crawford Gribben (Trinity College Dublin), and John Thompson (QUB), a two-day event is being held in Belfast on the …

This year’s Borderlines is being held in University College Cork on April 15th-17th and welcomes paper proposals from early-stage researchers from all areas of Renaissance and Medieval studies.

View the  call for papers here.…

Here is the provisional Medieval Cultures programme for semester two, 2010-11. As before, all seminars take place every Friday at 4pm in House 4, Rm 105 unless otherwise stated, and all are welcome.

Please note: the location for the ‘Medieval …

The Chorus of Spark Opera Company and Queen’s Medieval Forum present “A Medieval Christmas”. Featuring choral and solo repertoire from the 12th to 16th centuries, this is a rare, seasonal arts event not to be missed!

Free mulled wine and …

Please be advised of the updated programme for the weekly Medieval Cultures Seminar, semester one 2010-11. The seminar usually takes place every Friday at 4pm in 4 University Square, Room 105, and all are welcome!

To view the updated programme, …

This year’s Quadrivium symposium will be held at Queen’s University, Belfast, on November 4th-5th. For those of you new or not so new to PhD work, the Quadrivium programme offers a range of seminars, interactive discussions and networking opportunities over …