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HMML in the Media
Fr. Columba Stewart, OSB, executive director of the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library
interviewed by
New Mexico public radio station KSFR in conjuntion with an exhibit of
The Saint John's Bible.
National Geographic Magazine's March 2012 cover story,
"The Journey of the Apostles" mentions the work of HMML and includes insights by Fr. Columba Stewart, HMML's executive director.
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Malta Study Center curator Theresa Vann, Ph.D. presented the paper,
“Muslim Identities in Christian Rhodes” at the conference:
Identity in the Mediterranean World: From the Middle Ages to
Today, the Mediterranean Identities Conference at the
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Video on the web (7th clip on the page).
Dr. Getatchew Haile, Regents Professor of Medieval Studies and
Cataloger of Oriental Manuscripts at the Hill Museum & Manuscript
Library is featured in the March 2011 issue of
ONE magazine, published by the Catholic Near East Welfare
Association (CNEWA).
Click to hear his interview.
The
discovery of microfilm copies of Madrid Codices 31 and 32,
highlighted in the latest edition of
Illuminations, was featured in the
Biblioteca Historica's news blog (in Spanish).
A
short video segment about HMML's work debuted on the
PBS Newshour on December 31.
Manuscript
preservation work by HMML and others highlighted in the online
version of
The
Economist. Online slideshow of HMML images featured. |