ASIMS is still taking submissions for The Terence Barry Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Irish Medieval Studies. Eligible papers can have been given at any point during the year beginning with the Kalamazoo Congress (ICMS) in May 2024 and ending with the Kalamazoo Congress (ICMS) of 2025 — which includes last week, so if you […]
Language Reading Program – Summer registration is open
Registration for the Summer 2025 session of the Language Reading Program is open. Registration is first come, first served. The LRP helps students satisfy their language reading requirements. Our courses are aimed strictly at the translation of scholarly texts. This summer, LRP is offering French Levels 1 and 2, German Levels 1 and 2, Italian Levels […]
Summer programs for Medieval Studies scholars and professionals (Mediterranean Seminar)
The Mediterranean Seminar is continuing its acclaimed Summer Skills Seminars – 4-day remote summer “boot camps” on various topics relating to research and teaching in Medieval and Pre-Modern Studies, including history, art, literary and manuscript studies. The courses are open to faculty, independent scholars, graduate and advanced undergraduates, professionals, and the educated public. This […]
May 14 | Medieval Media Studies: Dreams and the Digital Imaginary
Medieval Media Studies: Dreams and the Digital Imaginary Wednesday, May 14, 2025 6-8 PM Free and open to all In conjunction with Mishkin Gallery’s current exhibition Visible Communication, Dr. Alison Griffiths will present a lecture on the rich visual culture of the medieval period and dreaming as a kind of visual thought experiment, one in which ideas associated […]
Present your work at GCDI Conversations in Digital Scholarship on May 13
We are excited to share that the GC Digital Fellows are hosting an inaugural event on Tuesday, May 13th called GCDI Conversations in Digital Scholarship. The event will feature six facilitated round table conversations designed to build cross-disciplinary dialogue about the many ways that scholarship and research are changing in response to emerging technologies. Registration […]
Harlaxton Medieval Symposium 2025 — Student Scholarships
You are invited to apply for a scholarship to the Harlaxton Medieval Symposium taking place this August. Open to PhD students and early career scholars. More info and application here: https://harlaxtonmedievalsymposium.org/2025-scholarships-application-form/
May 2 | VULNUS AMORIS. The Transformations of Love’s Wound in Medieval Romance Literatures
Apply by April 30 | MAA Summer Skills Workshops
MAA Summer Skills Workshops: Applications due April 30 In celebration of our 2025 Centennial and to serve a growing need among our constituents, the Medieval Academy of America is offering three online intensive Summer Skills Workshops this year: Old French, Latin Paleography, and Medieval Latin. These workshops are intended to help support training for graduate […]
Due April 30 | The 2025-2026 SPCUNY Student Fellowship application
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS SOCIAL PRACTICE CUNY FELLOWSHIP FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS DEADLINE: APRIL 30, 2025 SOCIAL PRACTICE CUNY (SPCUNY), an initiative based at The CUNY Graduate Center that seeks to amplify the collective power of social practice artists, scholars, and advocates across the CUNY system, is currently seeking the fifth cohort of Student Fellows. STUDENT FELLOWS […]
New LGBTQI+ page on GC website
From the Office of the President (Graduate Center) Through recent discussions about the LGBTQI+ community at the CUNY Graduate Center, it has become apparent that there is a need for greater information sharing about relevant resources, events, and supports in place for those members among our students, faculty, and staff who might be seeking them. […]
