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Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Lecture to explore the beasts of 'Harry Potter'

March 7, 2016

Society & Culture

(From left) Carole Levin, chair of the medieval and Renaissance studies program, meets with University of York graduate student Dustin Neighbors and UNL graduate student Andrea Nichols at the University of York. While completing research under a Fulbright award last year, Levin forged an academic partnership between UNL and York’s respective medieval and Renaissance studies programs.

UNL, U. of York partnership benefits students

November 26, 2015

Detail from the cover of Carole Levin's "Scholars and Poets Talk About Queens," which is the 36th book in her Queenship and Power series.

New book gives spotlight to Nebraska scholars, writers

August 21, 2015

Lynn Shutters

McLaughlin Lecture explores love in the Middle Ages and today

October 3, 2014

Sculpture of Celtic queen Boudicca and her daughters riding a chariot located outside London's Westminster Abbey.

Levin earns Fulbright to research early female leadership in England

June 11, 2014

Jazz trombonist to present free lecture

April 13, 2014

Program chair hosting event to raise funds for endowment

December 11, 2013

Christine Stewart-Nuñez, who received her doctorate degree from UNL, will deliver her talk, “Meditations on Medieval Women: Poems Inspired by Life and Art,” as the Mary Martin McLaughlin Memorial Lecture, Thursday, Oct. 3.

UNL alum to give McLaughlin Lecture

September 30, 2013