PIMS at the International Congress of Medieval Studies
PIMS, Publications
We are happy to be attending and displaying our recent publications at the Exhibits Hall of the 57th International Congress on Medieval Studies, virtual though it may be!
News and Announcements
This page is devoted to news about the Institute, its fellows and programs, as well as items of interest to the wider medieval community.
PIMS Library Open to External Readers
PIMS
The PIMS Library is now open to external readers who do not have an UTORID. Masks are still required until further notice.
Illuminating Metalwork
Publications
Congratulations to Shannon Wearing, Mellon Fellow in 2020–2021 and current Visiting Scholar at PIMS, who has co-edited a volume that has just been published by De Gruyter.
Diploma Programme in Manuscript Studies Cancelled for 2022
Courses
The difficult decision has been taken to suspend the Institute’s Manuscript Studies programme for another year.
Medieval Women Workshop IV in March
PIMS
The Medieval Women Workshop IV, rescheduled for the end of January 2022, has been tentatively rescheduled again to 4–5 March 2022.
Mellon Fellowships 2022–2023
PIMS
The 1 February applications deadline for post-doctoral Mellon Fellowships for the academic year 2022–2023 is approaching quickly.
PIMS Library Closed
PIMS
In light of the present COVID situation, the PIMS Library will remain closed for now. We plan to re-open on Tuesday 1 February 2022 if the situation has improved.
Institute Mellon Fellows and Visitors: Changes and Opportunities
PIMS
The Academic Council of the Institute would like to announce a new deadline and application form for scholars who are applying to become Institute Visitors, as well as a new teaching opportunity for the Institute’s Mellon Fellows.
Kenneth Duggan at Vancouver Island University
Appointments
Congratulations to Kenneth Duggan, a Mellon Fellow at PIMS in 2019-2020, who will start a permanent job in the department of history at Vancouver Island University on 1 January 2022.
A Symposium for a PIMS Publication
Publications
Johns Hopkins University's Stulman Program in Jewish Studies has organized a virtual Book Symposium on a recent PIMS publication, Pinchas Roth's In This Land: Jewish Life and Legal Culture in Late Medieval Provence. The symposium will take place on Sunday 31 October via Zoom.
Medieval Women Workshop IV in January
PIMS
The Medieval Women Workshop IV, originally scheduled for the end of January 2021, has been tentatively rescheduled to 28–29 January 2022.
PIMS Library Reopening
PIMS
The PIMS Library has received approval to reopen on Tuesday, September 7, 2021. A set of rules and safety protocols will apply.
The Shook Common Room in September
PIMS
We were hoping to be able to open the Laurence K. Shook Common Room to students and scholars this September, but right now we are keeping an eye on the situation. We will post updates on decisions and protocols on this website, so please check back regularly.
Talia Zajac at the John Rylands Research Institute and Library, University of Manchester
Appointments
Congratulations to Talia Zajac (Mellon Fellow, 2020–2021), who started a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the John Rylands Research Institute and Library at the University of Manchester this past May.
Kenneth Duggan at Vancouver Island University
Appointments
Congratulations to Kenneth Duggan, Mellon Fellow at PIMS in 2019–2020, who will be teaching at Vancouver Island University next year.
Good News for Former Mellon Fellows
Appointments
Congratulations to Benjamin Barootes and Lydia Walker on their recent appointments.
Announcement of New PIMS Praeses
Appointments, PIMS
The Board of Governors of the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies is pleased to announce the appointment of the Very Rev. Professor Augustine Thompson, O.P. as Praeses, with effect 1 February 2022.
Medieval Women Workshop IV Postponed
PIMS
The Medieval Women Workshop IV, originally scheduled for the end of January 2021, has been postponed to September. Further details are to be announced as the COVID-19 situation becomes more clear.