Announcing the new Medieval Institute podcast, "Meeting in the Middle Ages"! September 26, 2022 We are pleased to announce Meeting in the Middle Ages, the Medieval Institute’s new podcast....
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...
MAA Calls for 2022 Prize and Grant Submissions September 14, 2022 From the Medieval Academy of America The Medieval Academy of America invites submissions for the...
The 2022 Conway Lectures: "Medieval Multilingualism" September 12, 2022 On Thursday, September 1st, and Friday, September 2nd, the Medieval Institute hosted the 2022 Conway...
With Huntington fellowship, English professor and medievalist researches depictions of animals in medieval literature and philosophy September 07, 2022 Michelle Karnes, a Notre Dame associate professor of English, has been chosen as a Mellon...
Congratulations to MI Fellow Kathryn Kerby Fulton, winner of the 2022 Margaret Wade Labarge Prize! August 31, 2022 Warmest congratulations to Professor Emerita Kathryn Kerby Fulton, whose book The Clerical Proletariat and the Resurgence...
New Light in Old Darkness: Why the Middle Ages matter more than ever August 29, 2022 Imagine traveling to the vibrant port city of Alexandria, Egypt, in the year 1000. Perhaps...
Video: Why learn a language? August 24, 2022 Learning a second, or third, language is transformative for Notre Dame students. Developing the ability...
Welcome back! Meet our incoming scholars August 22, 2022 The start of a new school year brings us the opportunity to warmly welcome our...
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...
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...
MI Ph.D. Student Carlos Diego Arenas Pacheco Co-Organizes Virtual Conference on the Indigenous Reception of Aesop’s Fables July 11, 2022 Carlos Diego Arenas Pacheco, a Ph.D. candidate at the Medieval Institute and a 2022 NAEd/Spencer...
Education Counts Michiana: The Medieval Institute at the University of Notre Dame June 27, 2022 Many of the institutions and ideas of the modern day can trace their roots back...
Twelfth Triennial Conference on the History of Women Religious To Be Hosted at Notre Dame from June 26–29 with Theme "Diversity and Dignity Across Time and Place" June 20, 2022 The Conference on the History of Women Religious (CHWR) was established in 1988 both to...
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 Our 2022 Graduates! May 16, 2022 Professor Emeritus John Van Engen at the 2016 graduation ceremony This year, after two years...
Graduate Student Jordan Lavender Wins BJHP Award May 11, 2022 The British Journal for the History of Philosophy (BJHP) announced that medievalist graduate student Jordan Lavender,...
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...
