Daily Archives: September 15, 2026

Call for Papers – Confound the Time

Confound the Time welcomes papers that investigate the ways in which texts, objects, and images from the medieval and early modern periods re-envision and reconstruct the past or imagine and anticipate the future. We also welcome papers that explore the … Continue reading →

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Jobs For Medievalists

Helen Ann Mins Robbins Dissertation Fellowship, University of Rochester https://www.library.rochester.edu/spaces/robbins/fellowship The Rossell Hope Robbins Library at the University of Rochester is pleased to invite applications for the Helen Ann Mins Robbins Fellowship in Medieval Studies. Its intent is to provide … Continue reading →

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BAA Postgraduate Conference Programme

BAA Postgraduate Conference Programme Thursday 26 November 2026 The British Archaeological Association is excited to present a diverse conference which includes postgraduate students and early career researchers in the fields of medieval art history, architecture and archaeology. The BAA Postgraduate … Continue reading →

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Call for Papers – The Lives and Legacies of Medieval Comics: A Commemoration of Ninety Years of Hal Foster’s Prince Valiant (Hybrid)

The Lives and Legacies of Medieval Comics: A Commemoration of Ninety Years of Hal Foster’s Prince Valiant (Hybrid) 62nd International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo, MI), Thursday, 13 May, through Saturday, 15 May, 2026 Co-sponsored by Medieval … Continue reading →

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Jobs For Medievalists

Stetson University seeks an Assistant Professor of Medieval History. Specific field of expertise is open, but candidates with specialization in Late Roman/Early Medieval History and the ability to teach Ancient Greek, Roman, and/or Near Eastern History are especially encouraged to … Continue reading →

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