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MAA News – MAA Centennial Digital Humanities Showcase

As part of the celebrations for the MAA’s Centennial Year, the Digital Humanities and Multimedia Studies Committee and the Graduate Student Committee have partnered to organize a year-long series of webinars showcasing exciting DH projects. These will be held monthly, … Continue reading

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MAA News – Good News From Our Members

On 23 January, Madeline Caviness was inducted into the French Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Several MAA members have recently been awarded funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Therese Cory (Univ. of Notre Dame): Aquinas’s Mind-in-World Lucy … Continue reading

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MAA News – 2026 MAA Annual Meeting: Call for Papers

2026 Medieval Academy of America Annual Meeting: Consortiums and Confluences Call for Papers The 101st annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America will take place on March 19–21, 2026 on the campuses of the University of Massachusetts Amherst and Amherst … Continue reading

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Summer 2025 Course Applications Now Available

The Rare Book School summer 2025 course schedule features more than 40 classes, including online courses and in-person offerings at two new partner institutions: the University of Michigan and Oxford University’s Bodleian Library. For more in-depth course descriptions and past … Continue reading

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Call for applications: Digital Medieval Studies Institute 2025!

The Standing Committee on Medieval Studies, Boston College’s McMullen Museum, Houghton Library, The Research Group on Manuscript Evidence, and Digital Medievalist are pleased to co-sponsor the third annual Digital Medieval Studies Institute (DMSI), which will take place in Cambridge and Boston, MA on 19 … Continue reading

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Call for Papers – Shifting Fortunes in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages

Shifting Fortunes in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages Edinburgh’s Centre for Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies (CLAIBS) is pleased to announce the call for papers for the 6th International Graduate Conference in Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies, … Continue reading

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Medieval Academy of America 2025 – Call for Volunteers

Medieval Academy of America 2025 CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS We are seeking conference volunteers to help with setting up and putting on this landmark event! Harvard University March 20-22 Volunteers also needed March 16-19, 23 Why Volunteer for MAA? Access to … Continue reading

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Jobs For Medievalists

Special Collections Curator John J. Burns Library Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College Libraries seeks a Special Collections Curator to develop collections of rare and unique materials centered on people and ideas that have contributed to the shaping of … Continue reading

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Call for Papers – Always Here: Non-Binary Gender, Trans Identities, and Queerness in the Global Middle Ages (c. 250–1650)

Always Here: Non-Binary Gender, Trans Identities, and Queerness in the Global Middle Ages (c. 250–1650) October 24 – 25, 2025 Binghamton University Binghamton, NY Submission deadline: April 15, 2025 Queer, trans, intersex, non-binary, genderfluid, and gender-nonconforming people and sources are … Continue reading

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“Favor and Persecution: How 14th-Century Spanish Kings Used Minorities to Expand Royal Power”

The History Department at Grambling State University is hosting a lecture series in Spring 2025, sponsored in part by a Centennial Grant from the Medieval Academy of America. This lecture series highlights medievalists from Northern Louisiana. Situated in Northern Louisiana … Continue reading

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