From the MI Podcast: "Trial by Combat with Dr. Mireille J. Pardon" April 03, 2024 Listen Now Check out this recent episode…
Rare Books and Special Collections exhibit manifests Medieval maps February 26, 2024 Mapping the Middle Ages: Marking Time, Space, and Knowledge explores the tension between literal and...
From the MI Podcast: "Touring through Centuries of Philosophy with Dr. Peter Adamson" February 12, 2024 Listen Now Check out this recent episode…
‘A ticking clock’: Ground-based survey research by A&L faculty shows severity of damage to Ukrainian cultural sites, need for urgency January 24, 2024 Ian Kuijt, a professor in the Department of Anthropology, and William Donaruma, a professor of...
VIDEO: "Game Day 2023: Irish Dance (Ceíli) Tailgate" January 22, 2024 Earlier this fall, the Medieval Institute and the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies co-hosted a...
From the Medieval Research Blog: "Aglæca: Awesome Opponent or Uncanny Invader?" January 15, 2024 Beowulf Manuscript, atol æglæca “terrible æglæca” BL, Cotton Vitellius a.vx. f145v. One of the most...
From the Medieval Research Blog: "The Quadrivium and the Stakes for Ordering the Mathematical Arts" January 08, 2024 Fyodor Bronnikov, Pythagoreans’ Hymn to the Rising Sun, 1869. Oil on canvas.…
From the Medieval Research Blog: "Imagining the Medieval Bestiary" December 06, 2023 Unicorn from Aberdeen Bestiary…
New Raclin Murphy Museum of Art Opens Dec. 1 December 04, 2023 Download a PDF with images of works of art and the building Opening of new...
From the MI Podcast: Medieval Vistion Quests with Dr. Ryan Szpiech (University of Michigan) September 20, 2023 Listen Now Check out the two most recent episodes of Meeting…
New MAA Podcast on "The Multicultural Middle Ages" August 30, 2023 This year, the Medieval Academy of America launched an exciting new podcast: The Multicultural Middle...
A Medievalist's Adventures in TikTok May 30, 2023 Dr. Mireille Pardon, 2022–2023 Mellon Faculty Fellow at the Medieval Institute and Assistant Professor of...
From the Medieval Research Blog: "Medieval Justice: Reconciliation and Revenge in a Fifteenth-century City" April 10, 2023 The following Medieval Research Blog story was written by our 2022–2023 A. W. Mellon Junior...
From the Medieval Research Blog: Longfellow’s Tales of the Wayside Inn: Early American Medievalism and Ethnonationalism March 20, 2023 American mythology is filled with larger-than-life figures, like the axe-wielding Paul Bunyan and the rattlesnake-handling...
Fellow Organizes Pilgrimage for Healing and Liberation March 06, 2023 Medieval Institute Public Humanities Fellow Annie Killian, Ph.D., has organized a series of spring-semester events...
From the MI Podcast: "Crossing Religious Borders" with Spencer Hunt February 27, 2023 Listen Now Check out this…
From the Medieval Research Blog: "Wolves and Ravens and Bears, Oh My! The Northman and the Beasts of Battle" December 19, 2022 King Aurvandill and young Hamleth take part in Heimir the Fool’s animalistic ritual in The...
From the MI Podcast: "The Exciting Adventures (and Misadventures) of Stained Glass"—Rachel Koopmans (Ph.D. '01) discusses her research December 05, 2022 Listen Now Check out this latest episode of Meeting…
From the MI Podcast: Weigh your Books! Andrew Irving (Ph.D. '12) discusses medieval manuscripts and liturgy in the August episode October 24, 2022 Listen Now Check out this recent episode of Meeting…
From the Medieval Research Blog: "St. Augustine: Florida’s Medieval City" September 19, 2022 Along oyster beds, sand dunes, and marshy coastal lowlands rise the church spires and walls...
VIDEO: Looking back on our 75th Year August 15, 2022 As our 75th anniversary year closes, look back with us on a season of celebration...
Education Counts Michiana: The Medieval Institute at the University of Notre Dame June 27, 2022 Many of the institutions and ideas of the…
Technology in the Middle Ages? You bet! Popular author John Farrell visits ND and South Bend to discuss March 30, 2022 Author John Farrell speaks at the St. Joe County Public Library. If you are wearing...
Medieval Institute partners with Adams High School for hands-on course in medieval history March 14, 2022 Why the Middle Ages Matter is a newly designed course meant to introduce local high...
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...
How an MI Fellow and PLS professor’s research on the lives of medieval nuns inspired the bestselling novel Matrix November 15, 2021 Lauren Groff’s bestselling historical novel Matrix captures a medieval world that Notre Dame Program of...
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...
