Festival of Medieval Readings Recap
Dante King, Secretary of the Medieval Studies Graduate Association, describes the 2022 Festival of Medieval Readings.
Read MoreSince 1966, Cornell’s Program in Medieval Studies has combined the best aspects of an interdisciplinary program with the focused training required for academic careers in a variety of traditional disciplines. The Program’s faculty are drawn from nearly every humanities department at Cornell; together, they offer expertise in a wide array of disciplines and area studies spanning more than a millennium of languages and cultures—from Old and Middle English literature to Byzantine monuments; from Viking studies to Andalusian architecture; from Chinese intellectual history to Islamic legal history.
The Medieval Studies Graduate Association is an independent entity. Its funds are purely and wholly for the disposal of its own working brief. The MSGA is dedicated to being a forum for sustained discussion and debate within the student medievalist body on campus and to strengthening connectivity between these students.
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Quodlibet provides a lively forum for all those interested in all things medieval on campus, and organizes a series of lectures to highlight current research topics relating to medieval studies.
Dante King, Secretary of the Medieval Studies Graduate Association, describes the 2022 Festival of Medieval Readings.
Read MoreThe Medieval Studies Program at Cornell is pleased to announce the 33rd annual Medieval Studies Student Colloquium (MSSC), which takes the idea of “Lacunae” as its theme.
Read MoreOn November 8, as part of the “Producing the Middle Ages” event series, the Medieval Studies Graduate Association (MSGA) and the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly hosted a screening of David Lowery and A24’s The Green Knight (2021) followed by an accompanying panel discussion.
Read MoreSophia's essay, 'The Carolingian Gender Reform: Making Monastic Women Female in the Eighth and Ninth Centuries', won the 2021-2022 prize from the Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship.
Read MoreFrontiers in Archaeological Sciences 3: Rethinking the Paradigm conference keynote lecture is on Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 7pm and is open to the public.
Read MoreJoin us this fall for our Medieval Studies hosted and co-sponsored events
Read MoreMonica Green, independent scholar, “Between Samarqand and Granada: The ‘Wind’ of Plague Moves Through the Islamicate World” September 23, 12:25 - 2:20, via Zoom
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