Medievalitas

Beautiful op-ed by LMC advisory board member, cultural developer Gene Kansas.

On Monday, we are beginning to focus Faculty Development in the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts on opportunities provided by the...

Could the humanities at technological institutions be a model for a new kind of holistic education? I wrote a piece about this for...

Excellent workshop for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts early career faculty, by Dr. Manya Whitaker of Colorado College. Part of the...

An excellent event with two of the most knowledgeable experts on this urgent topic, Anne Applebaum and Serhy Yekelchyk. Thanks to Dina...

Participated last week in Georgia Tech's new pilot to prevent bias in various academic processes, including hiring and reappointment,...

Whether it's in your first year as faculty or in your thirtieth, student appreciation always feels great. Feels even better these daZe:...

One of the best places to study Science Fiction in the US: Georgia Tech

Happy to share Kevin J. Harty's review of two Off-Broadway productions related to Hrotsvitha von Gandersheim, Two Headed Rep’s production...

Article by Taylor Gray, originally published in The Technique Black Twitter, the art of Hip-Hop, the O.J. Simpson trial and documentary...

So glad that Ford Greene, Ralph Long Jr., and Lawrence Williams, Georgia Tech’s first Black students, and Ronald Yancey, Tech’s first...

A introductory piece for the top site for all interested in daily doses of medievalia: Medievalists.net In 1877, seven years after the...

A team of undergraduate students in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC)’s Creative/Career Origination Lab, or CoLab,...

Once again our students lead the way with a project that offers a chance to change the way we think and act.

Happy to start out the New Year with a co-authored essay in a volume for a general Francophone public: Richard Utz and Anne-Françoise Le...

Even after decades as professor, it makes it all worth while to receive one of our institution's "Thank a Teacher" note: Course Title:...

Medievally Speaking is starting off the New Year with Chris Berard's review of Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot, dir. Giles Anderson...

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Merry Medievally Speaking 2021 to all those interested in the reception of medievalia in postmedieval times! For this message, I thought...