Meet a Medievalist: Brian J. Reilly
This post our first in a new series, in each of which we will pick the brain of a different Fordham medievalist. This Friday, Fordham medievalists will have a chance to hear from Dr. Brian…
Continue ReadingThis post our first in a new series, in each of which we will pick the brain of a different Fordham medievalist. This Friday, Fordham medievalists will have a chance to hear from Dr. Brian…
Continue ReadingMonday, November 25th marked one of the final rehearsals for Fordham’s Collegium Musicum as they prepared for their upcoming concert My Bestial Half: A Roman de Fauvel. The vocalists and instrumentalists practiced hard under the…
Continue ReadingNow veterans of the annual Fort Tryon Medieval Festival, Fordham Medieval Studies reflects on its second appearance at the 35th iteration of the popular fête. Much more linen and wool (and maybe polyester) were worn…
Continue ReadingWhen one thinks of Dante, many descriptors come to mind: foundational poet, theologian, etc. In the long list of descriptors, a tightrope walker is probably not the first to come to mind. However, Irish poet Micheal O’Siadhail…
Continue ReadingA new initiative of Fordham’s Office of Research under its Chief Research Officer, Professor Z. George Hong sees Fordham researchers traveling the world to form research collaborations with scholars in other countries. The Research Abroad Program…
Continue ReadingMedieval Studies Associate Director Dr. Christina Bruno and History PhD candidate Rachel Podd led a class of Fordham undergraduates on a portion of the Camino de Santiago at the conclusion of the University’s Spring semester. …
Continue ReadingFrom May 9-12, Ronald Braasch and Douglass Hamilton represented Fordham at the 54th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo. The Congress brought together more than 2,500 scholars and experts from…
Continue ReadingPax et bonum from the sincerest depths of Fordham’s Medieval Studies faculty and staff! The scented blossoms of spring have forced us to slow down and reflect upon some of the events and opportunities that…
Continue ReadingGalina Krasskova, grad student and performer, writes of Collegium’s Thursday, November 29 performance: Thursday, November 29th saw the second performance of Fordham’s Medieval and Renaissance music group, the Collegium Musicum Fordhamense, and it was a…
Continue ReadingThe Center for Medieval Studies at Fordham University feels even more medieval than usual this week, as preparations for the 34th Annual Fort Tryon Medieval Festival are now well underway, with costumes and armor scattered…
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