Medieval Day

Thanks to everyone who helped out with Medieval Day this April 12th! We had a great day - check out the newest version of the hoya!

Correction

The Dinner will actually be next Saturday, May 31st!

Medieval Dinner this Saturday

Hello Everyone -

Just wanted to make sure you all knew about our Medieval Dinner this Saturday! It'll be at 8pm at Leah's house. Let us know by Wednesday if you want to come!

Also, we'll be having our elections at the dinner, so let us know by Wednesday if you're interested in running for office. President, Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary are all open for next year!

New Semester Announcements

Hello Everyone! Welcome back! We have a couple of announcements to start off the semester:

- Tomorrow, Thursday January 18th, there will be a presentation on medieval music from 4:00-5:00 in New North 311. It'll be given by Tina Chancey, from the early music group Hesperus!

- Friday, in the ICC Galleria will be the Majors Fair. Professor Dover is looking for volunteers for the Medieval Studies table. Send us an e-mail if you're interested.

- The date for Medieval Day this year has been set for April 12th!

meeting friday, november 10th

Hello everyone!
We'll be having a club meeting on Friday, November 10th at 4pm, in the ICC 5th floor lounge. Hope to see you there!

Medieval Lectures

Here are some upcoming Medieval lectures in DC that look interesting:

1)Monday, November 13 at 4.15 pm in ICC 241 (Center for Contemporary Arab Studies)
A talk by Professor Rachel Fulton, University of Chicago: "Making God, Three in One: Theology as a Practical Art in Twelfth-Century Liturgy and Devotion."
Discussion and refreshments will follow.
The Georgetown Medieval Studies Program

2)Friday, November 17, 2006 4:00 p.m.
A presentation by Kevin J. Harty, Professor & Chair, Dept. of English, LaSalle University: "The Film Lives of Joan of Arc"
Herzfeld Auditorium, Hannan Hall, Catholic University
The talk will include excerpts from 100 years of cinematic productions celebrating the life and legend of Joan of Arc. Includes a reception with light refreshments.
For more information: http://publicaffairs.cua.edu/news/07HartyCalItem.htm
The Catholic University of America Department of Modern Languages & Literatures and Le Cercle Français.

3)Monday, November 27, 2006 at 5:00 PM
The Catholic University of America Department of Modern Languages and Literatures Presents The 20th Annual Robert N. Nicolich Lecture
"Constantinople : The Telling and the Taking"
Michèle Longino, Professor of French, Duke University
321 Pryzbyla Center, Catholic University

Maryland Renaissance Festival

Thanks everyone who came to the Maryland Renaissance Festival on October 25th! We had a great time - here are a few pictures of the festivities. Thanks to Jen K. for the photos!

Today: Medieval Studies Department Social!

The Medieval Studies Department's annual social is going to be today, 4-6pm, in the River Room in the Jesuit Residence on campus. All the Medieval Club members are invited to drop by. Hope you can make it!