Art historian researches the significance of long-lost Italian murals during yearlong fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study January 20, 2020 Thirteenth-century frescoes in the cardinal’s residence inside the monastic complex at Santi Quattro Coronati in...
The Rome Global Gateway Announces Consortium with Stanford University and Princeton University January 15, 2020 The Rome Global Gateway announces a consortium with Stanford University and Princeton University’s Humanities Council...
The Snite Museum of Art is Pleased to Announce Extraordinary Long-Term Loan of de Ribera's St. Paul the Hermit January 13, 2020 NOTRE DAME, IN. -- The Snite Museum of Art is pleased to announce an...
Sacred Music Welcomes Huw Lewis and MI Faculty Fellow Emeritus Calvin Bower January 06, 2020 Sacred Music at Notre Dame is pleased to welcome two guest faculty members for the...
Ph.D. Candidate Richard Fahey Publishes Article on the Old Saxon Heliand December 18, 2019 Congratulations to Richard Fahey, Ph.D. (English), on his recent essay, “Decoding gerûni: runic sacramenta in...
University of Notre Dame Hesburgh Libraries Acquires a Unique 11th-century Greek Manuscript December 16, 2019 Manuscript of the Loci communes of pseudo-Maximus the Confessor The University of Notre Dame Hesburgh Libraries has...
MI Alumnus to Serve as Scriptor of Latin Manuscripts at Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana December 11, 2019 Stephen Metzger, Ph.D. The Medieval Institute offers heartfelt congratulations to alumnus Stephen Metzger on his...
MI Alumna Identifies Medieval Stained Glass Windows at Canterbury Cathedral December 09, 2019 Koopmans inspecting a stained glass window at Canterbury Cathedral Rachel Koopmans (Ph.D., '01), subject of our...
Moses the Egyptian in the Illustrated Old English Hexateuch receives Best First Monograph Award December 04, 2019 The University of Notre Dame Press is proud to announce that Herbert R. Broderick, author...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: Identifying Pieter Bruegel the Elder December 02, 2019 Panel Painting, Peasants At Day’s End (private collection). A small previously unknown panel painting, Peasants At...
Coming to terms with archives November 27, 2019 As digital collections proliferate in and beyond institutional repositories, Kevin Cawley considers the changing use...
Medieval Institute Unveils New T-shirts November 25, 2019 The Ellis-West family modeling the new MI shirts, which come in sizes for the whole...
2019 Conway Lectures with Peter Adamson Now Viewable on YouTube November 20, 2019 For the first time since the Conway Lectures began in 2002, the Medieval Institute is making...
Notre Dame International hosts reception honoring partnership and faculty exchange program with KU Leuven, Belgium November 18, 2019 A special event was hosted on Friday, September 20 at Innovation Park to recognize the...
Applications Open for Rome Seminar 2020 November 15, 2019 The Rome Global Gateway is glad to announce the opening of the application process for...
VIDEO: Flash interview with Medieval Institute Ph.D. student Eileen Morgan November 13, 2019 Meet Eileen Morgan, a Ph.D. student at the Medieval Institute, and learn more about...
Biblioteca Ambrosiana Launches New Digital Library November 11, 2019 On November 7th, 2019, in partnership with the University of Notre Dame, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana...
Jacqueline Jung Delivers Lecture on the Strasbourg Cathedral South Transept November 06, 2019 On Thursday, October 17, the Medieval Institute hosted Jacqueline Jung, Associate Professor in the History of...
From the Medieval Studies Research Blog: "Eyeliner Across Oceans: Cosmetic Practices in the Medieval World" November 04, 2019 The first written description of the personal appearance of the Vikings comes from a letter...
The 2019 Conway Lectures: "Don’t Think for Yourself: Faith and Authority in Medieval Philosophy" October 30, 2019 On September 24–26, the Medieval Institute welcomed Peter Adamson, Professor of Late Ancient and Arabic Philosophy at...
