Congratulations to Our 2022 Graduates! May 16, 2022 Professor Emeritus John Van Engen at the 2016 graduation ceremony This year, after two years...
Is it Risky to Read Aristotle in Italian? Prof. Eugenio Refini Explores the Perils and Possibilities of Vernacular Translation in Medieval Italy May 09, 2022 Eugenio Refini On April 21st, Eugenio Refini visited the Medieval Institute as the sixteenth annual...
"Interdisciplinary Training Works": Rachel Koopmans (Ph.D. '01) Combines Art, History, and Literature in Her Lecture on Canterbury Cathedral Stained Glass Renovation April 04, 2022 Rachel Koopmans (Ph.D. '01), now Associate Professor of History at the University of York, returned to...
MI Ph.D. Student Jeffrey Berland Co-Organizes Conference at University of Tübingen March 21, 2022 Jeffrey Berland, a Ph.D. candidate earning a joint Ph.D at the Medieval Institute and the École...
What was the 11th century Uta Codex, and how was it used? Prof. Andrew Irving (Ph.D. '12) offers some answers. February 28, 2022 Watch Lecture Prof. Andrew Irving (Ph.D. '12) On Thursday, February 22, Prof. Andrew Irving (Ph.D....
MI Ph.D. Student Eleonora Celora Publishes First Book February 21, 2022 Ph.D. Student Eleonora Celora Congratulations to MI Ph.D. student Eleonora Celora on the publication of her first...
Call For Papers: Medieval Studies Undergraduate Colloquium February 18, 2022 Call for Papers This spring, the Medieval Institute at the University of Notre Dame is...
Alumni Spotlight: Garry Nokes (B.A. '91) February 07, 2022 Garry Nokes ('91) The Medieval Institute is pleased to present our Spring 2022 Alumni Spotlight. In this...
Congratulations to the Recipients of the 2022-23 Gabriel and Duffy Fellowships! January 31, 2022 The Medieval Institute congratulates Francisco J. Cintrón Mattei, its 2022-23 Duffy fellow, and Edith LaGarde and Nathan...
Gold-Covered Boarshead and Meat Paste Castles: Final Tailgate of the Semester Offers a Taste of Medieval Feasts December 08, 2021 On Sunday, November 21, 2021, the Medieval Institute hosted its final 75th anniversary home game tailgate...
Mary Theotokos Speaking Medea's Words: Margaret Mullett Introduces Listeners to "Christos Paschon" in Inaugural Matthews Byzantine Lecture December 06, 2021 On Thursday, December 2, 2021, Margaret Mullett delighted her live and online audience with a...
VIDEO: Revisit the 2021 Conway Lectures! December 01, 2021 The 2021 Conway Lectures on the topic of "Dante and Medieval Studies" featured three speakers:...
The Common Good and the Creation of the Cosmos: MI Home Game Activities Provoke Discussion on Big Ideas November 24, 2021 On Friday, November 5th and Saturday, November 6th, the Medieval Institute offered two opportunities to...
Boo! Ghost Stories and Pumpkin Decorating Bring Seasonal Fun to MI Tailgate November 10, 2021 On October 30th, a cloudy Saturday, a crowd of young and old fans of the Middle...
From the Medieval Research Blog: "How to Slay a Dragon (and Reach a Public Audience)" November 03, 2021 We are excited to congratulate Cait Stevenson (Ph.D '19), long-time blogger for the Medieval Institute Research Blog, on...
Thor's Swordsmith Brings Forge and Fire to MI Tailgate November 01, 2021 David DelaGardelle's portable, propane-fired forge, pattern-welded sword heating inside On Saturday, October 23rd, David DelaGardelle of...
Professor Katie Bugyis, MI Fellow, Cited in Harvard Gazette as Inspiration for Lauren Groff's Book "Matrix" October 06, 2021 From The Harvard Gazette: The fiction writer Lauren Groff likens her artistic process to a...
2021 Conway Lectures on Dante Aligheri Produce Fruitful Interdisciplinary Discussion October 04, 2021 On Thursday, September 23rd and Friday, September 24th, the Medieval Institute hosted three scholars—two in...
Medieval Institute's 75th Anniversary Highlighted in the ND Observer September 29, 2021 This year, the Notre Dame Medieval Institute is celebrating its 75th anniversary since its inception...
Falcons and Hawks Visit Notre Dame for Medieval Institute Tailgate September 22, 2021 Mark Booth and Elsa the majestic Gyrfalcon. Photograph by Barbara Johnson. Mark Booth, Royal Falconer and...
Leslie Lockett (Ph.D. '04) Gives Illuminating Lecture: "Early Medieval Readers in Dialogue with Augustine’s Soliloquia" September 20, 2021 On Thursday, September 2nd, 2021, Leslie Lockett (Ph.D. '04, NDIAS Fellow '16-17), Associate Professor of English and...
Medieval Combat Lecture and Demonstration Thrill and Delight September 16, 2021 Joe Wright and Jen Pan, two members of Theatrica Gladiatoria, re-enact the medieval combat manual...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: The Late Medieval Clerical Proletariat & the Vocational Crisis in Modern Academia September 06, 2021 Educational training was the cornerstone of ecclesiastical and monastic life in the early medieval period,...
