Medievalitas

Absolutely thrilled be part of the selection committee for this outstanding choice for the Ivan Allen Jr. Prize for Social Courage. Even...

The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA), Atlanta Chapter, would like to invite students and early career journalists to our...

It's that time of the year again when the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Faculty Futures team offers workshops geared toward the...

Excited to hear that Georgia Tech's next Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), part of the institution's accreditation process, will be related...

Sometimes I wonder what Bruce, fearsome of la grande maladie de l'horreur du domicile, would have done in the age of COVID-19....

Consider leading the School of Modern Languages at one of the nation's leading public universities.... DETAILS HERE

Schottenkirche, Regensburg, interior view, June 2022.

An attempt with Dall.E 2: William of Ockham at the computer, by Caspar David Friedrich.

I am pleased to share with you Katrin Thier's review of season 1 of the Netflix series, Barbarians (Barbaren), for Medievally Speaking,...

Science cannot live by and unto itself alone: forward-thinking science and technology policy depends on better integrating the...

As Chaucer studies grapples with a widely noted discovery, Richard Utz wonders, will it do to say anything more about Chaucer? READ the...

I started some experiments to see what DALL·E 2 would do with Geoffrey Chaucer & Cecily Chaumpaigne, and here are the results with...

Great dinner with Steve and Pam Hall, engaged Georgia Tech philanthropists who gave our Writing and Communication program a state of the...

Simon Rodway writes about Peredur Glyn, Pumed Gainc y Mabinogi (Talybont, Y Lolfa: 2022), at Medievally Speaking. The review was curated...

Great time with ROTC colleagues and their families at the Commissioning Ceremony.

In this fall full of medievalist TV shows and movies, here is Kevin J. Harty's take on Petr Jákl's movie, Medieval, for Medievally...