2020

Michelle Armstrong-Partida, "Gender in the Late Medieval Mediterranean" (October 23rd)

2019

Cassandra Casias and Jim Morey, “How to Read an Online Dictionary Entry: Hierarchies of Information in Logeion and the OED” (October 17^th)

Luke Hagemann, “Continuity in the Codes: The Alienation of State Property in the Breviary of Alaric” (May 3^rd)

Kimberly E. Schrimsher, “Forging a Friendship: The Inscriptions on the Fontana Maggiore of Perugia” (April 5^th)

2018

Allen J. Fromherz, “Carthage Must be Destroyed—Carthage Must be Remembered: Competing Visions of the Classical Past in the Medieval Central Mediterranean” (November 9^th)

Kelin Michael, “At the Edge of Orthodoxy: Hrabanus Maurus’s In honorem sanctae crucis” (October 26^th)

Lynn Laufenberg, “Before the Triangle Trade: Slavery in Late-Medieval Tuscany” (September 21^st)

Johannes Kroh, “Bishop Adalbero of Augsburg: Policies, Relics, and Networking in East Francia” (May 2^nd)

2017 

Philip L. Reynolds, “Conjugal and Nuptial Symbolism in Medieval Christian Thought” (April 27^th)

Mary Grace DuPree, “Speaking Truth to Kings: Correctio Regum in the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, Westminster, and Rouen” (March 28^th)

Jenny Bledsoe, “Devotional Content and Manuscript Form: Material Metaphors and Aesthetic Status in the Katherine Group” (February 28^th)

2016

Roxani Margariti, “Maritime Piety: Cities, Ships and Saints in the Medieval Indian Ocean” (November 21^st)

Cassandra Casias, “Merovingians, Martyrs, and the Mother of God” (October 24^th)

Marie-Ange Rakotoniaina, “The Baptism of Clovis: Myth, Liturgy, and the Genesis of the French Nation” (April 5^th)

James Morey, “The Prick of Conscience Window: One Window, Many Manuscripts” (February 23^rd)

Brian Gronewoller, “God the Author: Augustine’s Early Incorporation of Rhetorical oeconomia into his Scriptural Hermeneutic” (January 26^th)

2015

Elizabeth Pastan, “Why call it the Bayeux Embroidery?” (November 16^th)

Henry Bayerle, “Walter of Aquitaine and the Domestication of Violence” (April 28^th)

Ashley Laverock, “From Suffering to Slaying: St. Margaret of Antioch as a Confessor Saint at Chartres Cathedral” (April 8th)

Judith Evans-Grubbs, “Sinner, Slave, and Saint: the enslavement of St. Patrick” (March 18^th)

2014

Thomas J. MacMaster, “Slave-trading between Center and Periphery in the Seventh Century: a Crucial Commerce?” (December 4^th)

Cassandra Casias, “Rebel Nuns and the Bishop Historian: Gregory of Tours’ Use and Misuse of Radegund” (October 30^th)

Craig Perry, “The Life Course of Female Slaves in Medieval Egypt: Sources from the Cairo Geniza”/ “Domestic Slavery and the Status of Free Women in Medieval Cairo” (April 22^nd)

Sarah Bogue, “Hrotsvit’s Legends as Pedagogy: The Case for Mary” (March 25^th)