The Research Society for Victorian Periodicals invites those attending the upcoming 2026 conference of the Association of Canadian College and University Teachers of English (ACCUTE) to our sponsored panel, Rethinking the Profession of Journalism and Authorship in/through Periodical Studies” on June 4 at 10:30 a.m. local time. Recent work on nineteenth-century periodicals (including newspapers and magazines), invites …
A Collaboration Between RSVP and NAVSA’s Empire & Colonialism Caucus RSVP and the Empire & Colonialism Caucus of the North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA) came together to organize a joint Pick-a-Periodical event and Caucus Salon on Friday, June 12 featuring Dr. Gigi Tang. Participants learned about the periodical South […]
Getting Started in Periodical Poetry Research: Part 2 – This is Part 2 of our three-part interview with Linda K. Hughes, in conversation with GRIPS representative Gillian Walters. Their conversation naturally coalesced around discussing the past, present, and future of periodical poetry research. We continue here with …
Our May Digital Event – RSVP is thrilled to welcome all the past winners of the RSVP/Victorian Periodicals Review (VPR) Expanding the Field Prize: Sourav Chatterjee (Rice), Nilkantha Pal (Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Mohali), and Tarini Bhamburkar (Bristol). This roundtable, …
Victorian Varia: Punch’s Pocket Book, Almanacs and Miscellanies – Caen Normandie University is delighted to invite applicants for a three-year PhD studentship commencing on October 1, 2026. Funded by CaeSAR (Caen, Strategy for Accelerating Research) as part of the ExcellencES initiative, France 2030, the studentship will concentrate on Victorian miscellanies, with a specific focus on Punch’s Pocket Book (1843-1881) and the Punch brand. …
Linda Hughes in Conversation with Gillian Walters – This interview is the second in a series where representatives from RSVP’s graduate student community talk to established senior periodicals scholars about their respective journeys in periodicals research, focusing on how they got started, challenges they overcame, and what advice they would want to pass on …
