Medievalitas

34th International Conference on Medievalism Dear colleagues, Below please find the call for papers for this year's ISSM conference:...

Friday, 10am Session 168, FETZER 2016 Medievalism and the Mundane Sponsor: International Society for the Study of Medievalism Organizer:...

“When Cities [Are] Smart” Welcome to the participants of the Beyond Smart symposium, April 26, Georgia Tech. Event description: The...

LMC hosted symposium on Humanistic Perspectives at Technological Universities. Moving from Isolation to Integration.

Medievalists.net asked me for a statement about the fire at Notre Dame de Paris: "The visceral responses to the conflagration of...

The most recent issue of Studies in Medievalism focuses on Medievalism and Discrimination. Editor Karl Fugelso’s description reads:...

My preferred picture for Georgia Tech's recent feature on Game of Thrones.

Georgia Tech faculty respond to the global media phenomenon that is Game of Thrones. READ HERE

“Once we get them in the door, they will want to be medievalists.” How many times have we said this about our own courses and subject...

Recent discussions about The Public Medievalist's new series on games and gaming (which reminded me of the silencing coup that ended the...

Thanks to the colleagues at ARC Humanities Press for inviting me to reflect on the reception of my 2017 essai, Medievalism. A Manifesto,...

Passado, Presente e Neo Originally published in English as “Past, Present, and Neo,” in Humanistic Perspectives in a Technological World,...

The incredible Lauryn Mayer and her students not only sent me copies of the poster for my recent presentation on "The Afterlives of...

It's a pleasure to welcome our very own Distinguished Alumna, Dr. Susan Robinson, to the LMC Advisory Board. Susan J. Robinson works...

... watch out how many volumes are part of the publication. If not, you will be Juggling the Middle Ages. -- Seriously, I am looking...

Yes, we still are one of Georgia Tech's best kept wonderful secrets, the (not so) little School with the surprising multidisciplinary...

Happy to report that the The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, the regional body for the accreditation...

Reinhardt University's Dr. Jonathan Good, during his intro to my Phi Alpha Theta Induction Lecture, “What about those Middle Ages?” Great...

Michael Evans: "Distortions of the past for ideological reasons tend to be dangerous": An Interview with Tom O'Neill. Kevin J. Harty: ...

In 2015, Lorraine Stock, medievalist extraordinaire at the U of Houston, decided to use Elizabeth Emery and yours truly's Medievalism:...