The 2024 Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America begins at Notre Dame
The University of Notre Dame is hosting medievalists from around the world as the annual meeting of the Medieval Academy of America begins. Even if you are not attending in person, you can watch some of the important events online.
98th Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America takes place this week
Washington, DC is hosting hundreds of medieval studies scholars this week, as the Medieval Academy of America runs their 98th Annual Meeting. It marks the first major medieval studies conference of the year.
Italian city-states, Byzantine writer, among topics covered in latest issue of Speculum
The October 2022 issue of Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies has been released and offers five new articles covering a range of topics from the Middle Ages.
New issue of Speculum focuses on medieval Iberia
The July 2022 issue of Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies has been released, offering four articles under the special theme of ‘Emerging Issues in Medieval Iberian Studies’.
Medieval Academy of America begins its conference and announces book awards
The Medieval Academy of America, one of the largest associations in the field of medieval studies, has started its annual meeting. Taking place in Charlottesville, Virginia, it is using a hybrid format with the conference being both in-person and online.
Major medieval conferences go online in 2021
The International Medieval Congress and the Medieval Academy of America Annual Meeting are joining the International Congress on Medieval Studies in becoming a virtual event in 2021.
Medieval Academy of America launches webinar series in support of independent scholars
The Medieval Academy of America announces a new webinar series that provides advice for independent scholars and those considering or in the process of pivoting to career paths beyond traditional academe.
Missing out on medieval conferences? The Medieval Academy of America comes to the rescue with Virtual Meeting
The Medieval Academy of America’s Annual Meeting is taking place online from March 27-29 – and it’s free and open to all.
Medieval Academy conference cancelled because of coronavirus fears
The Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America, one of the most important academic conferences for the medieval studies community, has been cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak.
Ten Things We Learned at the 2017 Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America
From names of ships to mass expulsion – ten things we learned about the Middle Ages at #MAA2017
Historian discovers evidence of malaria from the Early Middle Ages
In his paper, ‘Malaria and Malaria-Like Disease in the Frankish Empire, c.450-950, Timothy Newfield examines over fifty references to illnesses which appear in Merovingian and Carolingian sources
Medieval Academy of America Meeting – Day 3
The annual meeting of the Medieval Academy of America is taking place at the University of Notre Dame from March 12-14, 2015 – here are some of the tweets from the final day.
Medieval Academy of America Meeting – Day 1
The annual meeting of the Medieval Academy of America is taking place at the University of Notre Dame from March 12-14, 2015 – here are some of the tweets from Day 1!
The Medieval Academy of America Annual Meeting – A Recap
Want to know what a medieval conference is like? Our correspondent, Danielle Trynsoki, attended the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America, which was held this month in Los Angeles, California. She reports back about the papers, the people and the food at one of this year’s most important events for medievalists.
Medieval Academy of America rocked by resignations of Executive Directors
After interviewing various people, including Gardiner and Musto and Academy President Richard Unger, two narratives have emerged – one that suggests that personality clashes emerged between the Executive Directors and some of the members of the academy’s council; while another seems to show that a serious disagreement emerged over the structure of the academy and how much freedom the Executive Directors should have in running the organization.
St.Louis University to host Medieval Academy of America Conference this week
Saint Louis University’s Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies will host the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America Thursday-Saturday, March 22-24.
Immigration issues take forefront at the Medieval Academy of America meeting
The subjects of immigration, migration and borders will be the focus of the Medieval Academy of America when it begins it annual meeting…
Medieval Academy of America decides to keep its annual meeting in Arizona
The Medieval Academy of America announced today that its 2011 annual meeting will still be held in Arizona. The academic organization was under…