Sean Dunne, of Shenandoah (Bloomsburg campus); and Adam Seasholtz, Selinsgrove (Lock Haven campus) presented their research ...

Once one of the most difficult colors to recreate in paint, blue was only available to medieval artists, for example, by grinding up the prized stone known as lapis lazuli. By the 1900s, it was still ...

Knights clashed in the streets of Oxford last week as college students recreated medieval battles. The sword fights took ...

Teachers of undergraduate students are invited to nominate their most outstanding young Classicists for the CAMWS Manson Stewart Undergraduate Awards. Every year CAMWS makes $1,000.00 awards ...

A Sligo student has featured in a landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street. Words on the Wave: Ireland and St. Gallen in Early Medieval Europe opened last Thursday and ...

The University of Cambridge project reveals sky-high homicide rates in medieval London, York and Oxford and shows that male college students were among the most frequent killers.

The Bates College Museum of Art exhibition offers a visual adventure through the long career of the artist and illustrator, with objects that deftly capture Steadman’s artistic practice. Watch ...

The International Society for the Study of Early Medieval England Gathering will take place in Student Center 1135. The Medieval and Renaissance Drama Society Executive Luncheon will take place in the ...

Students at the University of Texas at Arlington participated in a medieval-themed event where they applied lessons in math, science, and history to build and test trebuchets. The competition ...

"When I first started this account [in 2018], it was simply a means to connect with students," he says. "My students felt so sorry for me, [like] 'He's trying, we should follow him out of pity'.

The students wrote and performed the music. Dayton, a freshman out of Easton, played the children's protector. "My role is Freya, which is the Icelandic goddess of love and war," she said.

For years, the claim that medieval peasants worked only around 150 days a year has circulated online. The claim has taken a variety of forms, among them multiple memes that juxtaposed the claim ...