MI Alumna Appointed to New Papal Commission to Study Women Deacons April 13, 2020 Dr. Catherine Brown Tkacz. Photo: Ukrainian Catholic University The Medieval Institute is pleased to congratulate...
How to be a Stay-at-Home Medievalist April 08, 2020 Are you under a stay-at-home or shelter-in-place order? We've got you covered! The Medieval Institute might...
‘We are all in this together’: How A&L faculty rapidly adapted their courses for distance learning April 06, 2020 From philosophy to musical theatre to economics, Arts and Letters faculty are using technological innovations...
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...
MI Alumna Courtney Luckhardt Named Mississippi Humanities Council Teacher of the Year March 30, 2020 Dr. Courtney Luckhardt. Photo: USM The Medieval Institute is pleased to congratulate MI alumna Dr. Courtney...
ND Alumna Christine Caldwell Ames Delivers Lecture on the Role of Laity in Medieval Inquisitions March 25, 2020 On Thursday, February 27, the Medieval Institute hosted Christine Caldwell Ames, Professor of Medieval European...
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...
Alumni Spotlight: Stephen Metzger March 18, 2020 Dr. Stephen M. Metzger The Medieval Institute is pleased to present our spring 2020 Alumni Spotlight....
Update on Medieval Institute Operations (COVID-19) March 17, 2020 As part of the University of Notre Dame’s response to COVID-19, operations at the Medieval...
Pope Francis appoints MI Faculty Fellow to commission for Catholic-Muslim dialogue March 16, 2020 The appointment lasts five years, and the commission meets annually in Rome to debrief and...
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...
MI Announces Summer 2020 Classical, Medieval and Near Eastern Language Institute Lineup February 26, 2020 Rev. Can. Dr. Federico Gallo, Director of the Biblioteca Ambrosiana (Milan) The Department of Classics,...
UNESCO adds Byzantine Chant to List of Intangible Cultural Heritage February 24, 2020 Recognizing the significance of Byzantine Chant as an enduring cultural practice of Cyprus and Greece,...
MI Hosts Winter School in Latin Paleography and Codicology February 19, 2020 2020 Winter School cohort. Photo by Klazina Staat. Over winter break, faculty and students from the...
Notre Dame Stories: Tantur: Hill in the Holy Land, Episode 3: The Fifth Gospel February 17, 2020 In the third episode of this four-part series, we visit St. Jerome’s study in Bethlehem...
McGrath Institute Announces Plans to Showcase The Saint John’s Bible in Free Online Course February 14, 2020 Notre Dame, IN — The McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre...
VIDEO: Flash Interview with Medieval Institute Ph.D. student Dov Honick February 12, 2020 Meet Dov Honick, a medievalist and Ph.D. Student here at the Medieval Institute, and learn...
Announcing the Mathews Byzantine Lecture Series February 10, 2020 The Medieval Institute is pleased to announce a new annual lecture series, the Mathews Byzantine...
Hill Museum and Manuscript Library Receives $1.4 Million from NEH February 05, 2020 The Medieval Institute is pleased to congratulate the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library on the 1.4-million-dollar...
