MI Ph.D. Candidate Anne Crafton Curates digital exhibit on "Remembering Early England" August 01, 2022 Digital Exhibit: Remembering Early England Remembering Early England exhibit This digital exhibit, created by Medieval...
MI Community Updates July 18, 2022 Several members of our community have sent us updates about their recent work and accomplishments, and...
Distinguished Scholars Publish New Titles in Conway Lectures in Medieval Studies Series June 13, 2022 The University of Notre Dame Press is delighted to present two new titles in the...
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...
NEH awards digital scholarship grant to PLS professor and MI Fellow Robert Goulding January 24, 2022 Notre Dame has received a significant National Endowment for the Humanities grant for a digital...
Seven MI Fellows to Take Part in Workshop at Jerusalem Global Gateway January 19, 2022 Image of Jerusalem from Notre Dame's Tantur Global Gateway Purity and its antithesis, pollution, were...
Two projects led by MI Fellows receive Notre Dame Research internal grants January 17, 2022 Six projects led by faculty in the College of Arts & Letters at Notre Dame,...
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...
Two Arts & Letters faculty awarded fellowships at prestigious Institute for Advanced Study October 27, 2021 Two faculty members in Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters have been awarded memberships...
New horizons in the old world: Medieval Institute Ph.D. candidate makes the case for the importance of Mexico in the Middle Ages October 25, 2021 While many scholars have examined the early connections between Europe and the Americas, most approach...
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,...
Program of Liberal Studies professor and Medieval Institute Faculty Fellow wins fellowship to research at center for Italian Renaissance studies in Florence September 01, 2021 Denis Robichaud, an associate professor in the Program of Liberal Studies, has been awarded the...
Researchers use AI to unlock the secrets of ancient texts August 25, 2021 Researchers at University of Notre Dame are developing an artificial neural network to read complex...
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...
PLS professor wins book prize for research shedding new light on role of women religious in the Middle Ages May 03, 2021 Katie Bugyis, an assistant professor in the Program of Liberal Studies, has been awarded the...
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,...
Medievalist one of three faculty members awarded NEH fellowships, continuing Notre Dame’s record success January 18, 2021 Three faculty members from Notre Dame’s Department of Philosophy — Richard Cross, Katharina Kraus and Samuel...
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 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...
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....
Religion & Literature 51.1 Features ND Alumni and Special Forum on Old English Literature July 27, 2020 Manuscript leaf showing the Last Judgement (London, British Library, Stowe MS 944, fol. 7r). From...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: "Theodore Metochites’s 'Lament on Human Life,' A Later Byzantine Perspective on the Anxiety of 'Instability'" May 06, 2020 Alas, alas, Life, you monstrous thing replete with every kind of misfortune, breeder of misfortune,...
ND Medievalists Win Awards from ACIS May 04, 2020 The Medieval Institute is pleased to congratulate MI Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor of Irish Language and...
VIDEO: Flash Interview with Medieval Institute Ph.D. candidate Carlos Diego Arenas Pacheco April 15, 2020 Meet Carlos Diego Arenas Pacheco, a medievalist and Ph.D. candidate here at the Medieval Institute, and...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: "Dragonomics: Smaug and Climate Change" April 01, 2020 ‘Dragon Hoard,’ Stephen Hickman (1985). Today, we talk about dragons. I refer specifically to the...
Dante scholar wins Modern Language Association of America award for book on 14th-century poets March 23, 2020 David Lummus, assistant director of the Notre Dame Center for Italian Studies and the Devers...
Faculty Fellow Therese Cory on Medieval Theories of Mind, Cognition, and Personhood March 04, 2020 Therese Cory is the John and Jean Oesterle Associate Professor of Thomistic Studies at the University...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: Perceptions of Byzantium in Medieval Chinese Chronicles March 02, 2020 A page from Ma-Duanlin’s Wenxian Tongkao “Their king [the kings of Daqin] is not...
