Category Archives: MAA Newsletter

If you’re going to be at the Leeds International Medieval Congress this year, please join us Tuesday evening (2 July) at 7 PM in the Ruper Beckett Theatre for the Medieval Academy of America Annual Lecture: Aden Kumler (University of … Continue reading →

The latest issue of Speculum is now available on the University of Chicago Press Journals website. To access your members-only journal subscription, log in to the MAA website using your username and password associated with your membership (contact us atinfo@themedievalacademy.org if you have forgotten either), … Continue reading →

As we begin to transition Speculum into the hands and DC-office of incoming Editor Katherine Jansen, the administrative office of the Medieval Academy has moved our office as well. As of June 1, we are located at: 6 Beacon St., … Continue reading →

The Medieval Academy’s Database of Medieval Digital Resources  (MDR) was launched in January and is growing every week, with several dozen vetted resources added in the past few months. Another fifty resources are currently undergoing review and will be added once/if they pass … Continue reading →

We are very pleased to announce that two Medieval Academy Publication Subventions have been awarded for 2019: David Defries, From Sithiu to Saint-Bertin: Hagiographic Exegesis and Collective Memory in the Early Medieval Cults of Omer and Bertin  (to be published by The … Continue reading →

Katherine Ludwig Jansen has been appointed the new editor of Speculum, beginning 1 July 2019. Jansen will continue as Professor of History at the Catholic University of America, where she has chaired the Department of History, served as interim director of … Continue reading →

As we begin to transition Speculum into the hands and DC-office of incoming Editor Katherine Jansen (see announcement above), the administrative office of the Medieval Academy is moving as well. As of June 1, you will find us at: 6 Beacon St., … Continue reading →

By Laura Morreale I don’t attend the Kalamazoo Congress every year, but when I do, I am always happy to have made the trip. The Congress attracts a large number of medievalist colleagues and takes place in roughly the center … Continue reading →

Interoperability and Medieval Manuscripts: A Digital Humanities Workshop The Medieval Academy of America is now accepting applications for “Interoperability and Medieval Manuscripts,” a three-day digital humanities workshop co-sponsored by The Medieval Academy and the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library … Continue reading →

The 95th Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America will take place on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley on 26-28 March 2020. The meeting is jointly hosted by the Medieval Academy of America, the Program in … Continue reading →