Daily Archives: June 1, 2017

The Northern Illinois University Medieval Studies Concentration was recently the beneficiary of a generous endowment to support undergraduate programs related to Medieval Studies—the David L. Wagner Medieval Studies Fund. David L. Wagner is an emeritus professor of history and medieval … Continue reading →

The Medieval Institute and the medievalist community at Western Michigan University enjoyed in 2016-2017 a year of activities, accomplishments, and accolades. In June/July 2016, our Richard Rawlinson Center for Anglo-Saxon Studies and Manuscript Research, in collaboration with the Department of … Continue reading →

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies (MARS) program at the University of Missouri oversees interdisciplinary minors at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and sponsors/cosponsors several MARS events during the academic year, including lectures, abstract workshops, reading groups, and social events. Our … Continue reading →

A special report from Germantown Friends School, an independent K-12 school in Philadelphia. The report was submitted by Latin teacher James Barron. “Our Medieval studies unit caps off a year of coordinated work in two courses.  At our school, sophomores … Continue reading →

Medieval and Renaissance Studies at UCL # Masters training and and past student views about it: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/mars # The Graduate Students’ Seminar: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/mars/seminars-lectures/imars # Seminars at the Institute of Historical Research: http://www.history.ac.uk/events/seminars Earlier Middle Ages Crusades and the Latin East … Continue reading →

Medieval Studies at the University of Vermont In 2016-2017 an interdisciplinary group of medievalists at the University of Vermont, with the support of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Department of History, the Department of Romance … Continue reading →

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Program in Medieval Studies, University of California, Berkeley In the Fall 2016 we were fortunate to have two distinguished visiting professors.  Latinist and paleographer Felix Heinzer, emeritus professor at the Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, co-taught Medieval Studies 200 (Paleography and Codicology) with … Continue reading →

Medieval Studies at Florida State University is a dynamic and growing area of teaching and research. Faculty in the Colleges of Fine Arts, Arts & Sciences, and Communications contribute to the promotion of interdisciplinary research into the Middle Ages (c. … Continue reading →