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Matthew Gabriele

- - Apocalypse and Reform from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages
- - An Empire of Memory
- - Giving Day 2019 to Launch with College Sizzle
- - Faculty Awarded Niles Research Grants
- - College Professors Recognized for University Leadership
- - The Charlemagne Legend in Medieval Latin Texts
- - Department of Religion and Culture Welcomes Matthew Gabriele as Chair
- - Film Series Gets Serious about Pop Culture
- - Matthew Gabriele Edited a Cultural History of Western Empires, Gave a Keynote Address, and Led a Graduate Seminar
- - The Legend of Charlemagne in the Middle Ages
- - Where Heaven and Earth Meet
- - As White Supremacists Try to Remake History, Scholars Seek to Preserve the Record
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 08/05/2019
- - University History Departments Have a Race Problem
    New Republic, 10/25/2017
- - How Hate Groups are Hijacking Medieval Symbols While Ignoring the Facts Behind Them
    History Channel, December 18, 2017
- - The Force is strong for Virginia Tech historian who predicts ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ outcome
    WSLS, December 14, 2017
- - Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem excites apocalyptic fervor
    Religion News, December 11, 2017
- - Want to know how ‘The Last Jedi’ will end? Check your Bible.
    Washington Post, December 13, 2017
- - Five myths about the Middle Ages
    Washington Post, 09/23/2016
- - An Election for the Dark Ages
    Slate, 11/08/2016
- - Fact checking the Middle Ages
    ABC Australia, 09/27/2016
- - Why Predictions of Apocalypse Continue
    WINA, 04/23/2018
- - Women in Westeros
    With Good Reason, 04/21/2018
- - After Charlottesville: Historians Tackle White Supremacist Nostalgia for an Imagined Past
    Perspectives on History (American Historical Association Newsmagazine), 01/02/2019
- - This New Book Will Change How We Think about Ancient Religion and Death
    Forbes, 03/18/2019
- - The Medieval Women in Drag Who Maybe Caused the Black Death (But Really Didn’t)
    Forbes, 02/10/2019
- - There Was No Such Thing as the ‘Renaissance’
    Forbes, 03/07/2019
- - The Medieval Precedent for President Trump Signing Bibles
    Forbes, 03/12/2019
- - Why Historians Are Like Tax Collectors
    Forbes, 03/24/2019
- - How the Middle Ages Helps Us Decipher the Trailer for Game of Thrones’ Final Season
    Forbes, 03/05/2019
- - Women in Westeros
    With Good Reason, 03/29/2019
- - Medieval Walls Never Meant to Separate People
    WVTF, 01/16/2019
- - Yes, There Were Viking Women Warriors in the Middle Ages
    Forbes, 02/22/2019
- - The Rise of the Pedantic Professor
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 03/01/2019
- - What You Didn’t Know About Children in the Middle Ages
    Forbes, 01/06/2019
- - The Medieval Fantasies of Edward Burne-Jones
    Forbes, 02/17/2019
- - College Announced Faculty Tenure and Promotion
- - Matthew Gabriele Appointed Chair of the Department of Religion and Culture
- - Matthew Gabriele Featured ‘With Good Reason’
- - Islamophobes want to recreate the Crusades. But they don’t understand them at all.
    Washington Post, 06/06/2017
- - Who Runs the Seven Kingdoms? Exploring Gender Through Game of Thrones
    WVTF, 07/28/2017
- - That 12-year-old screaming at you while playing “Call of Duty” might actually be gaming for school
    Quartz, 03/26/2017
- - How a Medieval Video Game Can Help Us Think about the Past
    Forbes, 01/27/2019
- - Fire was the scourge of medieval cathedrals. But they rebuilt from the ashes.
    The Washington Post, 04/15/2019
- - About That Medieval Bud Light/Game of Thrones Super Bowl Ad
    Forbes, 02/05/2019
- - What the Middle Ages Can Teach Us about Star Wars’ Ancient Jedi Texts
    Forbes, 02/03/2019
- - Notre Dame Burning Is Tragic, but It’s Seen a Lot in 850 Years
    Thrillist, 04/17/2019
- - Faculty, Staff, and Students Honored
- - Matthew Gabriele Co-edited The Ghosts of the Nineteenth Century and the Future of Medieval Studies