Please join us for a two-day international conference organized by Prof. Eric Ivison on Zoom that may be of interest to medieval and ancient history students. The focus of the conference is funerary archaeology at Byzantine Constantinople from the 4th through 15th centuries CE, which sheds light on the urban, social, religious, and cultural history […]
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Nov 14 | Publishing Articles as a Graduate Student + An Intro to (Anti)Professionalization
Publishing Articles as a Graduate Student + An Intro to (Anti)Professionalization Hosted by Vagantes Board Mentorship & Professionalization Representative Kris Racaniello in advance of the Vagantes 2025 Conference at Duke-UNC. November 14th, 10:30am EST, on Zoom Have you ever wondered about how to publish your work as a graduate student? Or what it means to […]
Nov 8 | 50 Years of the Tyranny of a Construct: A Discussion in Honor of E.A.R. Brown
The Medieval Studies Certificate Program is co-organizing a Faculty House with Columbia University: 50 Years of the Tyranny of a Construct: A Discussion in Honor of E.A.R. Brown: Nov 8, 1:00 pm-3:30 pm Columbia University Faculty House and Zoom Speaker/s: David Perry, Paul Freedman, Yale Ada Kuskowski, Penn Irit Kleiman, Boston University Co-organized with Columbia University Seminar […]
5/3- 18th Annual Pearl Kibre Medieval Study Conference: “The Medieval Uncanny”
The Pearl Kibre Medieval Study warmly invites you to their annual conference, “The Medieval Uncanny”, to be held May 3, 2024 from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM in room 5489 and on zoom. Their keynote speaker is Dr. Megan Cook from Colby College, who will be presenting her work on “Minor Medievalisms”. You can […]
March 14–16 | THE 99th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEDIEVAL ACADEMY OF AMERICA
THE 99th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEDIEVAL ACADEMY OF AMERICA University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana March 14–16, 2024 The 99th Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America will take place in South Bend, Indiana, on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. The meeting is hosted by Notre Dame’s Medieval Institute, […]
Nov 9 | Dante’s Performative Afterlife (Francesco Ciabattoni)
Join us for a lecture by Francesco Ciabattoni (Italian Literature, Georgetown University) on Thursday, November 9th in room 9205. Sponsored by the Medieval Studies Certificate Program & the Ph.D. Program in Comparative Literature
Oct 24 | The Ineffable Image: Exploring Islamic Iconography in Premodern North Africa
May 18 | Anti-Racism Committee Event
Please join the Ph.D. Theatre and Performance program for an Anti-Racist and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resource Gathering facilitated by students. At this gathering, the Theatre and Performance program’s Anti-Racism Committee hopes to build connections and collectively strategize with colleagues across the Graduate Center who have been engaged in anti-racist work. This will serve as […]
May 5 | PKMS 17th Annual Graduate Conference – Bodies and Borders
Registration is now open for the Pearl Kibre Medieval Study’s 17th annual graduate conference, Bodies and Borders, to be held virtually on Friday May 5. This conference explores the limits, borders, and boundaries of the medieval body, broadly understood as both the physical body and larger structural understandings of medieval societies as bodies that rely on their […]
Mar 31 | Annual IUDC Medieval Studies Conference
Hosted by the Medieval Studies Certificate Program of the CUNY Graduate Center, with support from Columbia University and Stonybrook University March 31, 2023 John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York 524 West 59th Street 9th floor New Building, room 9.64 Schedule: 9:30-10:00 Registration, Coffee and pastries, Welcome. 10:00-11:00 Session One Carolyn […]
