Medievalitas

Ever wanted to know why we react so unthinkingly enthusiastically to new technologies? Kate Crawford calls this "enchanted determinism,"...

This just in by mail, but now I need to find the time to read it. Onward, beyond synaesthesia! And link to 2019 essay by one of the...

Decatur, GA, April 2023

Spent an inspiring day at Atlanta's Leaders Lyceum to learn about practical leadership questions together with Ivan Allen College of...

Proud to host our first event in the college specifically geared toward LGBTQ+ alumnae/i, faculty, staff, and students.

Great atmosphere at last week's celebration of scholastic and military student success with our Air Force, Army, and Navy ROTC unites.

Julie Ann Crommett with Dean Kaye Husbands Fealing The faculty guests I was happy to welcome faculty from all over Georgia Tech to a...

IAC humanizes STEMM at symposium Anoushka Mehrotra on April 4, 2023 in Life (originally published in The Technique) The symposium was...

CALL FOR PAPERS STUDIES IN MEDIEVALISM XXXIII: EN(GENDER)ING MEDIEVALISM From Sir Walter Scott's chivalrous knights and damsels in...

Georgia Medieval Group Spring 2023 Meeting Saturday April 15, 2023 All sessions will be held in Frank Brown Hall,1127 Broadway, Columbus,...

Donors and benefactors come in all shapes and sizes, but when heartfelt support AND true engagement combine, we have the best of all...

Article by Michael Pearson from IAC Communications about our symposium on Humanizing STEMM for the Twenty-First Century. As you can read...

In early April, we will be hosting events for both students and faculty with Julie Ann Crommett (JAC). She has been working in the...

Few moments are more important for the future of academic programs and student success than recognizing great faculty work with tenure...

Due to a convo with a colleague, who wondered about how come certain dated mindsets survive long after new laws and living conditions...

Over recent years, the disciplines currently known as STEMM (science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine) have suggested we...

...and your own book sits on the table in the foyer (hint: it isn't the Atlas of the World). Humanistic Perspectives in a Technological...

Thanks to Michael Pearson for his great article on our March 13 Symposium. Join us to hear all about how integration between Humanities,...

Happy to share with you Kevin J. Harty's review, CHAUCER’S ALYSON IN LONDON: Zadie Smith’s The Wife of Willesden, a transfer of the...

Science cannot live by and unto itself alone: transformative higher education depends on better integrating the humanities, arts, and...