Cluny III: Unraveling the Secrets of Medieval Architecture
April 6, 2025

Cluny III, the crown jewel of medieval architecture, stands as a testament to the grand aspirations of the Benedictine monks who built it.Once the largest church in Europe, it has shaped the narrative of Cluny abbey history from its inception in 1088 until its tragic demise during the French Revolution.
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Mapping Color in History: Uncovering South Asian Art’s Pigments
April 6, 2025

Mapping Color in History reveals the fascinating intersection of art, science, and cultural heritage technology, focusing on the pigments used in South Asian art.Through the groundbreaking efforts of Jinah Kim and her collaborators, this project dives deep into the intricacies of historical color application, challenging the assumption that all pigment sources originated from Europe.
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Medieval Studies: 100 Years of Academic Excellence
April 5, 2025

Medieval studies is a thriving academic field that captivates scholars and enthusiasts alike, inspiring exploration of the intricacies of history, culture, and literature from the Middle Ages.In a century marked by the evolution of scholarship in medieval studies, institutions like the Medieval Academy have become premier destinations for interdisciplinary studies and engagement.
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Severance Apple TV: Exploring Identity in Season 2
April 5, 2025

"Severance" on Apple TV+ has emerged as one of the most thought-provoking shows on television, tackling complex themes of identity and work-life balance.As the second season captivated audiences, it delved deeper into the psychological ramifications of a world where our consciousness can be split between an "innie" and an "outie." Produced by the talented Nicky Weinstock, "Severance" intricately weaves a narrative that resonates with viewers grappling with dualities in their own lives.
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