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- Paradise Lost; Paradise Regained: The Power of Outreach, Marketing, and Development in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
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- PhD Defense by Bryan VanGinhoven
- Prato Study Abroad Info Meeting
- Silent Auction Items
- Submission Deadline
- Teaching Medieval Art in the Age of Multiculturalism
- The Magic of Medieval Times - Travel Back to Kingdoms, Castles, Catapults, Costumes and More!
- Warner Lecture
- "African Warrior Princess of Brazil: Aqualtune, New World Freedom Fighter"
- "John the Evangelist as 'summus secretarius' in Medieval Music, Exegesis, and Iconography"
- "Sex and Swords in Petticoats: Female Pirates of the Caribbean in the Early Modern Period"
- "Visionary, Innovator, and . . . Composer? Juliana of Cornillon and the New Feast of Corpus Christi"
- 2016: Fifth Biennial Chaucer Celebration
- A Dynasty of Saints
- A World Ransomed Or A World Destroyed: Shakespeare and Latin America
- ACMRS 23rd Annual Conference
- ACMRS Fall Used Book Sale!
- ACMRS Graduate Student Reception
- ACMRS Pubic Programs Series
- ACMRS Spring Used Book Sale!
- ACMRS and MAP Joint Interdisciplinary Conference - 2019
- ASU Homecoming
- ASU's Night of the Open Door
- Abandoned Daughter: A Venetian Nun Wages War
- Ad Hoc Lecture in Medieval Studies
- Ad Hoc Lecture in Medieval Women's Studies
- Ad Hoc Lecture in Religious Studies
- Ancient West African Legends
- Apocalypse in the Andes: Saint Francis, the Incas, and Militant Angels
- Aztec Scholars
- Beowulf of the Many Faces
- Birdman of Assisi: Art and the Apocalyptic in the Andes
- Boethius, Dante, and the Musico-Literary Beginnings of the First Opera
- Burchiello Redressed: Translating Poetry with Images and Words
- Calendar
- Christian-Jewish Dialogue in a Most Unexpected Time: Jesuits, Sephardic Jews, and the Colonial New World
- Climate Change in Historical Perspective
- Compassionate Shakespeare
- Demons, Sorrow, Charity
- Diosas Precolombinas en la Cultura Latinoamericana
- Distinguished Lecture in Medieval Studies
- Donna Zuckerberg: The Classics Between White Supremacy and White Fragility
- Early Modern Mexico Through Image and Text
- Ecological Destruction in the New World
- Ennis Book Festival
- Exploring the Mythologies of Peru's Sea Peoples: Before the Solar Empires
- Fearless Females Lecture
- Fearless Females Lecture
- Fearless Females of the Global Renaissance
- Four Corners Mythology
- From Inequality to 'Wonderful Equality': Society and Civil Discord in Machiavelli's Florentine Histories
- From the Mediterranean to the Middle Passage: Slavery in the Old and New Worlds
- Game of Thrones: Hierarchy and Violence
- Genomic Research on European Migrations at the End of Antiquity
- Geography of Historical Friendship
- Graduate Student Reception 2018
- Guest Lecture - Comparative Empire Studies: Categories of Exclusion and Inclusion In the Islamic Middle Ages
- Guest Lecture - Mission San Xavier Del Bac
- Here there be monsters…
- History of Emotions Study Group I
- History of Emotions Study Group II
- History of Emotions Study Group III
- History of Emotions Study Group IV
- Horses, Boars, and Migrating Tribes: Artistic Content and Identity Politics in Early Medieval England
- Incan & Mayan Mythology
- Ireland & the Potato
- Irish, Welsh, & Norse Legends
- Kells and Irish Literature: Working the Dream-Space
- La Compiuta Donzella: The First Woman in Italian Literature
- Legends of Celtic Exploration in the Ancient Americas: Saints, Princes, & Red-Haired Gods
- Legends of Summer
- Library Con: Guardians of Knowledge
- Lope de Vega, William Shakespeare, & the “tall poppy” Allegory
- Magna Carta & Its American Legacy
- Margery Kempe: Earthly Wife and Pilgrim Bride of Christ
- Medieval Queens of the Americas
- Medieval Travel Award Winner Ad Hoc Lecture
- Melikian Bible Symposium Part I
- Melikian Bible Symposium Part II
- Myth, Awe and Happiness in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
- Mythology of the South Seas
- NEH Shakespeare Conference
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- Night of the Open Door
- Nostradamus Unraveled
- Painting in the New World: A Symposium on Spanish Colonial Art
- Pastime with Good Company
- Peter Sellars
- Pirate Party at ICC
- Politics in Tolkien: What We Can Learn From Hobbits
- Public Lecture and Book Signing
- Public Lecture and Book Signing
- Queering Don Quixote
- Rabbinic Texts and Anger in Late Jewish Antiquity
- Race Before Race 2
- Race Before Race
- Raleigh’s Lost New World
- Reimagining the Past: Nation-Building to Bodice Ripping in Historical Fiction
- Renaissance Music Seminar
- Rome: Legacy of an Eternal City Symposium
- Rome: Legacy of an Eternal City Teacher Workshop
- Scholarly Publishing Series - Jerry Singerman
- Scholarly Publishing Series - Jessica L Wolfe
- Scholarly Publishing Series - Peter Potter
- Sea-Lore of Old France
- Shakespeare Under the Swastika and the Union Jack: Shakespeare and Propaganda in World War II
- Shakespeare’s Family Values
- Shakespeare’s Mythologies
- Slavery & The Dark Side of the Renaissance
- Southwestern Baroque: Music and Multiculturalism in Past Centuries
- Speaking of/under Surveillance
- Tempe as Cultural Crossroads: American Southwest During the Age of Empire
- Tempe’s Historical Tapestry
- The Other Caribbean Islands
- The Sense of Feeling in Richard Rolle’s Incendium Amoris
- The Story of the Grail
- The Wine Porters of Northern Italy
- Tucson Festival of Books
- Two Medieval Games and What They Say About Society
- Vampire Lore from Transylvania to Ancient Peru
- Visions of Hell and Other Underworlds
- When Heretics Might Not Burn: Two Stories from Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Rhineland
- When is a Knight Really a Knight?
- Why Hamlet and Horatio Cannot Agree
- Why Shakespeare? The Bard of Avon and American Culture
- Women Against Tyranny: Part I
- ‘Venite Adoramus’: Richard III, York Motets and Pageantry, and the Liturgy of Sovereignty
- “Fearless Women Fighters and Writers for Their Faith in 16th and 17th Century Germany”
- “Fearless Women Fighters and Writers for Their Faith in 16th and 17th Century Germany”
- “Lords and Retainers in the Old English Genesis A, Andreas, and Advent Lyrics”
- “Madness in the Middle Ages – Epiphany or Mental Illness?”
- “What Is Between The Covers: Books and the Public/Private Divide”
- Light and Enlightenment in Early Modern Philosophy and Religion
- Maria the Prophetess: Mother of Alchemy
- More than Shakespeares Dark Lady: The Life and Work of Aemilia Lanyer
- Princesses, Courtesans, and Warrior Women: Italian Renaissance Women in Fantasy and Reality
- Queen Anne Boleyn and Lady Leicester: Wicked Women of Tudor England
- Sexual Sirens: Mayan and Andean Goddesses in Renaissance Latin American Literature
- Sisters of the Blood: Daoist Women in the Late Tang Dynasty Court
- The Lady as Lord in the Crusader States
- The Mother of Ruin: Queen Morgause in the Arthurian Legend
- 2011 ACMRS Symposium Celebrating 400 Years of the King James Bible 1611 - 2011
- 30th Anniversary Benefit Gala
- 86th Annual Medieval Academy Meeting/ Medieval Association of the Pacific
- A Winged Angel Alive and Aloft: An Apocalyptic Francis of Assisi in Colonial Latin America
- ACMRS 18th Annual ACMRS Conference
- ACMRS Affiliate Lecture
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- ASU Homecoming Block Party
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- Afternoon with the Tudors
- Annual Friends & Affiliates Reception
- Annual Reception 2011
- Bagwyn Books Official Launch and Book Signing
- Brats, Battles, and Beverages!
- Cambridge Informational Meeting
- Celebrating Italy: Festivals and Celebrations
- Courtesans of Venice: Veronica Franco, Angela Zaffetta, and Tullia dAragona.
- Distinguished Lecture 2011
- Distinguished Lecture in Medieval Studies
- Fascism and the Italian Renaissance
- Fearless Females: Audacious and Uppity Women of the Middle Ages and Renaissannce
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- Grad Student Lecture
- IHR Symposium
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- Past Events
- PhD Defense by Bryan VanGinhoven
- Prato Study Abroad Info Meeting
- Silent Auction Items
- Submission Deadline
- Teaching Medieval Art in the Age of Multiculturalism
- The Magic of Medieval Times - Travel Back to Kingdoms, Castles, Catapults, Costumes and More!
- Warner Lecture
- "African Warrior Princess of Brazil: Aqualtune, New World Freedom Fighter"
- "John the Evangelist as 'summus secretarius' in Medieval Music, Exegesis, and Iconography"
- "Sex and Swords in Petticoats: Female Pirates of the Caribbean in the Early Modern Period"
- "Visionary, Innovator, and . . . Composer? Juliana of Cornillon and the New Feast of Corpus Christi"
- 2016: Fifth Biennial Chaucer Celebration
- A Dynasty of Saints
- A World Ransomed Or A World Destroyed: Shakespeare and Latin America
- ACMRS 23rd Annual Conference
- ACMRS Fall Used Book Sale!
- ACMRS Graduate Student Reception
- ACMRS Pubic Programs Series
- ACMRS Spring Used Book Sale!
- ACMRS and MAP Joint Interdisciplinary Conference - 2019
- ASU Homecoming
- ASU's Night of the Open Door
- Abandoned Daughter: A Venetian Nun Wages War
- Ad Hoc Lecture in Medieval Studies
- Ad Hoc Lecture in Medieval Women's Studies
- Ad Hoc Lecture in Religious Studies
- Ancient West African Legends
- Apocalypse in the Andes: Saint Francis, the Incas, and Militant Angels
- Aztec Scholars
- Beowulf of the Many Faces
- Birdman of Assisi: Art and the Apocalyptic in the Andes
- Boethius, Dante, and the Musico-Literary Beginnings of the First Opera
- Burchiello Redressed: Translating Poetry with Images and Words
- Calendar
- Christian-Jewish Dialogue in a Most Unexpected Time: Jesuits, Sephardic Jews, and the Colonial New World
- Climate Change in Historical Perspective
- Compassionate Shakespeare
- Demons, Sorrow, Charity
- Diosas Precolombinas en la Cultura Latinoamericana
- Distinguished Lecture in Medieval Studies
- Donna Zuckerberg: The Classics Between White Supremacy and White Fragility
- Early Modern Mexico Through Image and Text
- Ecological Destruction in the New World
- Ennis Book Festival
- Exploring the Mythologies of Peru's Sea Peoples: Before the Solar Empires
- Fearless Females Lecture
- Fearless Females Lecture
- Fearless Females of the Global Renaissance
- Four Corners Mythology
- From Inequality to 'Wonderful Equality': Society and Civil Discord in Machiavelli's Florentine Histories
- From the Mediterranean to the Middle Passage: Slavery in the Old and New Worlds
- Game of Thrones: Hierarchy and Violence
- Genomic Research on European Migrations at the End of Antiquity
- Geography of Historical Friendship
- Graduate Student Reception 2018
- Guest Lecture - Comparative Empire Studies: Categories of Exclusion and Inclusion In the Islamic Middle Ages
- Guest Lecture - Mission San Xavier Del Bac
- Here there be monsters…
- History of Emotions Study Group I
- History of Emotions Study Group II
- History of Emotions Study Group III
- History of Emotions Study Group IV
- Horses, Boars, and Migrating Tribes: Artistic Content and Identity Politics in Early Medieval England
- Incan & Mayan Mythology
- Ireland & the Potato
- Irish, Welsh, & Norse Legends
- Kells and Irish Literature: Working the Dream-Space
- La Compiuta Donzella: The First Woman in Italian Literature
- Legends of Celtic Exploration in the Ancient Americas: Saints, Princes, & Red-Haired Gods
- Legends of Summer
- Library Con: Guardians of Knowledge
- Lope de Vega, William Shakespeare, & the “tall poppy” Allegory
- Magna Carta & Its American Legacy
- Margery Kempe: Earthly Wife and Pilgrim Bride of Christ
- Medieval Queens of the Americas
- Medieval Travel Award Winner Ad Hoc Lecture
- Melikian Bible Symposium Part I
- Melikian Bible Symposium Part II
- Myth, Awe and Happiness in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
- Mythology of the South Seas
- NEH Shakespeare Conference
- News
- News
- Night of the Open Door
- Nostradamus Unraveled
- Painting in the New World: A Symposium on Spanish Colonial Art
- Pastime with Good Company
- Peter Sellars
- Pirate Party at ICC
- Politics in Tolkien: What We Can Learn From Hobbits
- Public Lecture and Book Signing
- Public Lecture and Book Signing
- Queering Don Quixote
- Rabbinic Texts and Anger in Late Jewish Antiquity
- Race Before Race 2
- Race Before Race
- Raleigh’s Lost New World
- Reimagining the Past: Nation-Building to Bodice Ripping in Historical Fiction
- Renaissance Music Seminar
- Rome: Legacy of an Eternal City Symposium
- Rome: Legacy of an Eternal City Teacher Workshop
- Scholarly Publishing Series - Jerry Singerman
- Scholarly Publishing Series - Jessica L Wolfe
- Scholarly Publishing Series - Peter Potter
- Sea-Lore of Old France
- Shakespeare Under the Swastika and the Union Jack: Shakespeare and Propaganda in World War II
- Shakespeare’s Family Values
- Shakespeare’s Mythologies
- Slavery & The Dark Side of the Renaissance
- Southwestern Baroque: Music and Multiculturalism in Past Centuries
- Speaking of/under Surveillance
- Tempe as Cultural Crossroads: American Southwest During the Age of Empire
- Tempe’s Historical Tapestry
- The Other Caribbean Islands
- The Sense of Feeling in Richard Rolle’s Incendium Amoris
- The Story of the Grail
- The Wine Porters of Northern Italy
- Tucson Festival of Books
- Two Medieval Games and What They Say About Society
- Vampire Lore from Transylvania to Ancient Peru
- Visions of Hell and Other Underworlds
- When Heretics Might Not Burn: Two Stories from Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Rhineland
- When is a Knight Really a Knight?
- Why Hamlet and Horatio Cannot Agree
- Why Shakespeare? The Bard of Avon and American Culture
- Women Against Tyranny: Part I
- ‘Venite Adoramus’: Richard III, York Motets and Pageantry, and the Liturgy of Sovereignty
- “Fearless Women Fighters and Writers for Their Faith in 16th and 17th Century Germany”
- “Fearless Women Fighters and Writers for Their Faith in 16th and 17th Century Germany”
- “Lords and Retainers in the Old English Genesis A, Andreas, and Advent Lyrics”
- “Madness in the Middle Ages – Epiphany or Mental Illness?”
- “What Is Between The Covers: Books and the Public/Private Divide”
- Light and Enlightenment in Early Modern Philosophy and Religion
- Maria the Prophetess: Mother of Alchemy
- More than Shakespeares Dark Lady: The Life and Work of Aemilia Lanyer
- Princesses, Courtesans, and Warrior Women: Italian Renaissance Women in Fantasy and Reality
- Queen Anne Boleyn and Lady Leicester: Wicked Women of Tudor England
- Sexual Sirens: Mayan and Andean Goddesses in Renaissance Latin American Literature
- Sisters of the Blood: Daoist Women in the Late Tang Dynasty Court
- The Lady as Lord in the Crusader States
- The Mother of Ruin: Queen Morgause in the Arthurian Legend
- 2011 ACMRS Symposium Celebrating 400 Years of the King James Bible 1611 - 2011
- 30th Anniversary Benefit Gala
- 86th Annual Medieval Academy Meeting/ Medieval Association of the Pacific
- A Winged Angel Alive and Aloft: An Apocalyptic Francis of Assisi in Colonial Latin America
- ACMRS 18th Annual ACMRS Conference
- ACMRS Affiliate Lecture
- ACMRS Affiliate Lecture
- ACMRS Fall Welcome Reception
- ACMRS Lecture Series
- ACMRS Lecture Series
- ACMRS Lecture Series
- ASU Fall Forum in Classics 2012
- ASU Homecoming Block Party
- Affiliate Brown-bag talk
- Afternoon with the Tudors
- Annual Friends & Affiliates Reception
- Annual Reception 2011
- Bagwyn Books Official Launch and Book Signing
- Brats, Battles, and Beverages!
- Cambridge Informational Meeting
- Celebrating Italy: Festivals and Celebrations
- Courtesans of Venice: Veronica Franco, Angela Zaffetta, and Tullia dAragona.
- Distinguished Lecture 2011
- Distinguished Lecture in Medieval Studies
- Fascism and the Italian Renaissance
- Fearless Females: Audacious and Uppity Women of the Middle Ages and Renaissannce
- Finan Lecture
- Grad Student Lecture
- IHR Symposium
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