Center for Medieval Studies, Fordham University

TODAY, join the Center for Medieval Studies for two events with Professor Nahir Otaño Gracia! At 10am, a workshop on "Strategies for Creating an Anti-Racist Classroom Community," and at 5pm, a public lecture on "Whiteness and Arthuriana in the Global North Atlantic." RSVP for both at the link below! https://forms.gle/G1dQfid2TLZyyxmP7

The Center for Medieval Studies is excited to share the newest concert by Alkemie! Premiering on April 30th, they will be performing the music of Hildegard alongside accompanying texts and images. If you register by April 22nd, you will also be sent hand-made image cards that expand further upon the music. Register and learn more at the link below! https://www.alkemie.org/events/verdantmedicine

Join the Center for Medieval Studies on April 15th for two events with Professor Nahir Otaño Gracia! At 10am, a workshop on "Strategies for Creating an Anti-Racist Classroom Community," and at 5pm, a public lecture on "Whiteness and Arthuriana in the Global North Atlantic." RSVP for both at the link below! https://forms.gle/G1dQfid2TLZyyxmP7

On April 15th, the Center for Medieval Studies is excited to host Professor Nahir Otaño Gracia for two events! At 10am, a workshop on "Strategies for Creating an Anti-Racist Classroom Community," and at 5pm, a public lecture on "Whiteness and Arthuriana in the Global North Atlantic." RSVP for both at the link below! https://forms.gle/G1dQfid2TLZyyxmP7

TODAY, join the Center for Medieval Studies for a lecture by Judith Herrin (Professor emerita, King's College London) on "Ravenna: Crucible of Europe." How did the former imperial capital's unique culture, which drew upon Germanic, Roman and Christian features, influence post-Roman Europe? Register at the link below to find out! Lecture begins at 1:30 EDT (5:30 GMT). https://www.york.ac.uk/medieval-st//archive/events/herrin/

Don't forget to register for Judith Herrin's Lecture on "Ravenna: Crucible of Europe," which will explore the one-time imperial capital's role in shaping subsequent European history on March 16! The lecture begins at 1:30 EDT (5:30 GMT) Registration and information at the link below!... https://www.york.ac.uk/medieval-st//archive/events/herrin/