Medieval History
About 600 informational sessions on topics ranging from the medievalism of Harry Potter novels to homosexuality in the Middle Ages will be held this week at Western Michigan University.
Medieval literature, music and art are some of the topics that will be discussed at WMU?s 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which will run from Thursday to Sunday.
Click here to read this article from the Kalamazoo Gazette
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Registering Now
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 25, deadline for early registration....
- Scholars With Swords: Medieval Congress Continues At Western Michigan University
A sword on a string? Well, actually, it is a 14th century German method of combat training. So goes a session at 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which started Wednesday at Western Michigan University and will continue through Sunday....
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Who Register Early
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 27, deadline for early registration....
- Schedule Released For The 2011 International Congress On Medieval Studies
The Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University has released the schedule for the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which takes place May 12-15, 2011. This year?s congress will feature 580 sessions covering a vast number of topics...
- Sim Sessions At 2010 Congress
Studies in Medievalism is sponsoring two sessions at the 2010 Medieval Congress, I. Remembering the Middle Ages: Medievalism and Memory; and II. Medievalism in Music and the Fine Arts. If interested, please contact: Richard Utz Western Michigan Univ....
Medieval History
Get Medieval -- Western Michigan University's International Congress on Medieval Studies begins Thursday
About 600 informational sessions on topics ranging from the medievalism of Harry Potter novels to homosexuality in the Middle Ages will be held this week at Western Michigan University.
Medieval literature, music and art are some of the topics that will be discussed at WMU?s 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which will run from Thursday to Sunday.
Click here to read this article from the Kalamazoo Gazette
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Registering Now
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 25, deadline for early registration....
- Scholars With Swords: Medieval Congress Continues At Western Michigan University
A sword on a string? Well, actually, it is a 14th century German method of combat training. So goes a session at 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which started Wednesday at Western Michigan University and will continue through Sunday....
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Who Register Early
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 27, deadline for early registration....
- Schedule Released For The 2011 International Congress On Medieval Studies
The Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University has released the schedule for the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which takes place May 12-15, 2011. This year?s congress will feature 580 sessions covering a vast number of topics...
- Sim Sessions At 2010 Congress
Studies in Medievalism is sponsoring two sessions at the 2010 Medieval Congress, I. Remembering the Middle Ages: Medievalism and Memory; and II. Medievalism in Music and the Fine Arts. If interested, please contact: Richard Utz Western Michigan Univ....