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The Green Knight Film Review (Part 1)

September 30, 2021March 20, 2023Noelle Weaver 1

The film company A24, behind hit indie films like Lady Bird, Hereditary, and Midsommar has at long last released their adaptation of a classic medieval tale from Camelot. After a …

Why You should Check Out the Ohio Renaissance Fair

September 23, 2021March 20, 2023Noelle Weaver

I’ll never forget the first time I discovered the Renaissance Festival here in Ohio. My dad had gotten some free tickets, and while it wasn’t …

Meet Dr. Hysell, the New Medieval and Renaissance History Professor

September 15, 2021March 20, 2023Noelle Weaver

We were all sad to see Dr. Ellen Arnold, our previous medieval history professor, leave us this past semester. Despite this loss, students of medieval …

The Ballad of Brunhilde and Fredegund, Part Two: The Bloody Conclusion

May 9, 2021September 8, 2021dpogden

Last we left off, the state of the kingdom of the Franks was an unsteady one, as the balance of power had suddenly shifted with …

Dr. Deborah Kamen: Insults in Classical Athens Review By Dr. Donald Lateiner

April 4, 2021March 20, 2023dpogden

This review was written by Dr. Donald Lateiner, Professor Emeritus of at Ohio Wesleyan University Humanities-Classics & AMRS departments, regarding a book recently published by …

The Ballad of Brunhilde and Fredegund, Part One: The Royal Rumble Begins

March 28, 2021April 5, 2021dpogden

Time often tends to obscure historical figures, reducing them to little more than names and dates, and preventing us from seeing the true nature of …

Saint Patrick’s Day: Who are we Forgetting?

March 17, 2021dpogden

Happy Saint Paddy’s day! Across the globe, St Patrick’s day is celebrated to honor the saint who died on that day and is said to …

Medieval Food: Less Sugar, Some Spice, But Generally Nice!

March 1, 2021dpogden 1

“Food is a major component of culture today, and it was no different during the Medieval period.” It would be hard to imagine a world …

Capri Pappas: Medieval Studies at OWU and After

February 22, 2021February 3, 2023dpogden

Capri Pappas, a graduate of OWU from the class of 2020, agreed to sit down with me for an interview about her time in the …

Archaeology at Halmyris By Bridget Roddy

February 6, 2021February 6, 2021dpogden

The following article was originally written in March of last year by Bridget Roddy, class of 2020, regarding her Theory to Practice grant and trip …

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