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Mathias Nordvig (M.A. in Nordic languages and literatures, Aarhus University 2010, PhD in Old Norse mythology, Aarhus University, 2014) is assistant teaching professor and head of the Nordic program. He teaches subjects on Old Norse mythology, Scandinavian witchcraft, Nordic colonization, and indigenous Arctic cultures. His research focuses on environmental knowledge in Old Norse literature, masculinity, racism, and far-right ideologies in contemporary uses of Old Norse literature and culture, the use of Nordic pre-Christian histories in contemporary music and art, and Nordic feminisms in Black Metal music. He is the author of Volcanoes in Old Norse Mythology: Myth and Environment in Early Iceland (Leeds: Arch Humanities Press, 2021). He is currently working on two books: Old Norse Mythology. An Introduction (Abingdon: Routledge, 2025), and 脕satr煤 Music. The Sounds of Nordic Antiquity (Maryland: Lexington Books, 2024), the latter in co-authorship with Dr. Ross Hagen at Utah Valley University. His most recent articles and book chapters include 鈥淪pellbinding Sk谩lds. Music as Ritual in Nordic Neopaganism,鈥� (Living Folk Religions, eds. Sravana Borkataky-Varma and Aaron Ullrey, Abingdon: Routledge, 2023), co-authored with Dr. Padraic Fitzgerald; 鈥淔rom Barbarian to Lord: The Influence of M盲nnerbund-theories on Alt-right Author Jack Donovan鈥檚 Literature,鈥� (The Wild Hunt for Numinous Knowledge: Perspectives on and from the Study of Pre-Christian Nordic Religions in Honour of Jens Peter Schj酶dt, eds. Karen Bek-Pedersen, Sophie B酶nding, Luke John Murphy, Simon Nygaard and Morten Warmind. Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift Thematic Edition, 74, 2022); and 鈥淎ggressive Masculinity and Environment in the Icelandic Landn谩m鈥� (Limes. Studies and materials from the history of middle-east Europe: Grettis Little Sword. Constructing Masculinity in Old Norse Culture, eds. Remigiusz Gorgosz and 脕sd铆s Egilsd贸ttir, Rzesz贸w: University of Rzesz贸w Press, 2021).