The Living and the Dead: Images of Death By Carrie Kubicki
When you think of the dead, what do you think of? Is it the image of lost souls sunken and decaying in the ground with …
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Why Study Early Modern Literature? by Shaun Russell
It is tempting to begin by writing āIt all started in my Grade 12 literature class with Mr. Ames. . .ā because there is a …
Travels of The Mongols: From Peace to Plague by Jordan Waterwash
The Mongols were a people that moved endlessly. Conquering came to them easily and quickly; they started their campaign in the 1200s, and took over …
A Close Look at the Ancient Javelin by Colin McGarry
Despite its ubiquity in ancient warfare, the javelin remains a poorly understood weapon, largely due to its constant linking with the spear. Despite the visual …
A Look into Historic Preservation in Ohio by Joseph Acero
As a Medieval Studies major and History minor, I am aware of how enjoyable and intriguing the various subjects of history truly are. Learning about …
Capstone Corner: An Examination of Medieval Fairies by Joseph Acero
As an English and Medieval Studies dual-major, I have a deep love of chivalry, mystery, and wonder; thereās no better place to find that than …
Holiday Traditions in The Middle Ages by Christopher Shanley
Christmas in the Middle Ages was celebrated slightly differently than it is today. Perhaps the most notable difference is the sheer size of the Christmas …
Capstone Corner: A Closer Look at Renaissance Witchcraft by Jordan Waterwash
As a senior Renaissance major with a frankly disturbing obsession with witchcraft and the occult, I considered nothing but the magical and the mystical for …
The Lady and the Unicorn by Matthew Pheneger
Nestled in the 5th Arrondissement of Paris, France and constructed on what remains of a Roman thermal bath house, one will find the MusĆ©e de …
Religion in Medieval Ireland: A Talk by John Soderberg by Matthew Pheneger
The AMRS Department was pleased to welcome Denison University Professor of Sociology/Anthropology John Soderberg at the end of February. Though his work covers a range …