Persian Rock-Crystal Vase, German Prayer Book, and Italian Devotional House: what do these objects tell us about the Middle Ages? October 13, 2021 Professor Margaret Meserve (History) discusses the House of San Loreto As part of its 75th...
Celebrate 75 Years with Us! August 23, 2021 Started 75 years ago by Fr. Philip Moore, CSC (pictured above, bottom left), the Medieval...
Sommo Poeta: Dante at Notre Dame July 26, 2021 Copy of the Divine Comedy published by the firm of Edoardo Sonzogno in Milan between...
2021 Senior Thesis Projects June 14, 2021 Congratulations to Medieval Studies minor Robert Hernandez on the completion of his senior thesis project,...
Medieval Studies Doctoral Candidate Kelsi Ray awarded Fulbright study and research grant to Israel May 31, 2021 The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is the U.S. government’s flagship international exchange program, offering grants...
Congratulations to our 2021 Graduates May 17, 2021 Professor Emeritus and then-director John van Engen presiding over the 2016 Medieval Institute Graduation Ceremony...
VIDEO: 2020 Mellon Colloquium, "Clerics, Courts, and Legal Culture in Early Medieval Italy" May 10, 2021
VIDEO: 2020 Conway Lectures with Suzanne Conklin Akbari April 12, 2021 The Medieval Institute's 2020 Conway Lectures on the topic of "Race in the Middle Ages" featured...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: A Peculiar Lombardic Liturgical Calendar and its Easter Homilies April 05, 2021 Saint Maximus of Turin, Anonymous (Italian, Piedmontese), Carte Sciolte, n. 390, Archivio Storico della Città,...
Reflections on the inaugural MAA and NHC course "Medieval Africa and Africans" March 15, 2021 From the Medieval Academy of America: The first offering of the Medieval Academy and National...
The Medieval Academy of America Presents "A Speculum Webinar: Meet the Editors" February 22, 2021 From the Medieval Academy of America: The Medieval Academy of America presents "A Speculum Webinar: Meet...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: "Teaching Consent: More Lessons from the Wife of Bath" February 08, 2021 On this day three years ago, my first contribution to the Medieval Studies Research Blog, in which I...
Announcing New Graduate Minors in Medieval and Byzantine Studies February 01, 2021 The Medieval Institute is delighted to announce new graduate minors in Medieval Studies and Byzantine...
Slots Still Available for MAA and NHC Online Course, "Medieval Africa and Africans" December 21, 2020 From the Medieval Academy of America: A few openings remain for "Medieval Africa and Africans," an...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: "Medieval Sexuality, Medical Misogyny, and the Makings of the Modern Witch" November 30, 2020 Diagram illustrating the relationship of the four humors, depicted as radiating diagonally from the center,...
MI Graduate Student Awarded Prestigious DAAD Fellowship November 09, 2020 Jeffrey Berland, Ph.D. Candidate, Medieval Institute The Medieval Institute offers heartfelt congratulations to one of...
MI Fellow Katie Bugyis Awarded 2020 ASCH Prize for Outstanding Scholarship in History of Christianity October 26, 2020 The MI is pleased to announce one of its fellows, Katie Ann-Marie Bugyis, Assistant Professor...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: "How James Joyce used the Middle Ages to have a Good Laugh at History" October 19, 2020 The Book of Kells, [Codex Cenannensis] Dublin, Trinity College Library, MS A. I., fol. 292r....
Medieval Academy launches "Medieval Africa and Africans" Course October 12, 2020 Catalan Map Press release from the Medieval Academy of America: The Medieval Academy of America...
Meet Medieval Studies Honors Major Beatrice R. Hall October 05, 2020 Meet Beatrice R. Hall ('20), one of the institute's Medieval Studies honors majors. In 2020 she...
Joseph Wawrykow, Professor of Theology and MI Fellow, honored with Burns Award September 16, 2020 Professor Joseph Wawrykow The Graduate School has given Joseph Wawrykow, Professor of Theology and fellow...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: "Sex and Marriage between Christians and Muslims during the Crusades" September 14, 2020 Kerbogha, the Atabeg of Mosul and the renowned Turkish soldier, defends Antioch from the Crusaders...
New Faculty Book: Women Intellectuals and Leaders in the Middle Ages September 02, 2020 Medieval women were normally denied access to public educational institutions, and so also denied the...
The NDIAS Announces Call for Fellows on Resilience August 31, 2020 The Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study is excited to announce its next research theme....
Medieval Academy of America promotes scholarship in a digital environment August 24, 2020 As part of their response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Medieval Academy has been busily developing,...
Welcome to our new Ph.D. Students August 12, 2020 The start of a new school year brings us the opportunity to warmly welcome our incoming Ph.D....
Welcome Back to the Medieval Institute August 10, 2020 Though we're all keenly aware that this semester is a little (or a lot) different,...
