Medievalitas

Another great ceremony, with two incredibly thoughtful student speakers, and a heartwarming atmosphere. Thanks to all staff members who...

Happy to share that the fabulous Luiz Guerra has translated my essay, "The Great Complicity: Medievalism and Nationalism," for ...

At this event, we recognize Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts students, staff, and faculty who have gone above and beyond in their...

Our 11th ceremony, this time at the Georgian Terrace Hotel, also the location for the gala premiere of Gone With The Wind . Finishing the...

That moment before the annual Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony, at the Georgian Terrace Hotel (in which some scences in Gone With the...

The full board with chairs, directors, and staff, on top of board member (and gracious host) W. Allen Morris' Star Metals building...

Twice a year, Col. Stephen Hall and Ms. Pamela Hall visit Georgia Tech to meet and engage with the students whose academic careers they...

Looks like the folks at Forward Pathway, a higher Ed consulting firm, see how my recommendations regarding the integration of STEM and...

Some pictures from our recent workshop on the Future of the Humanities, including lightning talks by multiple Ivan Allen College of...

Recently published with the great folks at medievalists.net : In the shadow of Bismarck’s empire, one dedicated teacher quietly built a...

This Friday, I attended a reception that offered a chance to learn about the role of Georgia Tech women for building the institution....

Published in " Decanally Speaking ," Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, Georgia Tech In 1963, our College’s namesake, Atlanta Mayor Ivan...

This week was full of high-intensity work with an on-site team from SACSCOC on the reaccreditation for USF. A great chance to take a deep...

María Corina Machado Parisca received the Georgia Institute of Technology Ivan Allen Jr. Prize for Social Courage for her brave and...

Spending time in Atlanta's Auburn Avenue Research Library is a privilege, and a reminder about the city's modern past, but spending time...

That's not just a slogan, but a development that's happening, at technological universities like Georgia Tech, in our Ivan Allen College...

...that Atlanta looked like this in the year I was born.

Washington Cathedral, a sempiternal construction site Notre Dame of Paris is a Time Machine, and its reopening highlights how cathedrals...

Those of us working not only in quantitative, but also qualitative data gathering may be confronted with this kind of statement, common...