Mica Gould published "Two Tales of Owain Glyndwr" in Thomas H. Ohlgren, ed., Medieval Outlaws: Twelve Tales in Modern English, Revised and Expanded Edition (West Lafayette: Parlor Press, 2005): 248-63.

Alex Kaufman published the introduction and translation of The Hermit and the Outlaw in Thomas H. Ohlgren, ed., Medieval Outlaws: Twelve Tales in Modern English, Revised and Expanded Edition (West Lafayette: Parlor Press, 2005): 338-355.

Mica Gould presented a paper titled "Surviving HEL: Medieval Languages for Modern Teachers" at the Medieval Academy of America meeting at the University of Miami, Miami Beach, Florida in March.

Alex Kaufman presented a paper titled "There is Horror: The Awntyrs off Arthure and the Face of the Dead" at the 40th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan in May.

Molly Martin presented a paper titled "Maintaining Masculinity in the Visual Realm of Troilus and Criseyde" at the 40th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan in May.

Karen Robinson presented a paper titled "Grendel the ellor-gast: A Reconciliation of the Duality of Grendel's Character" at the 40th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan in May.

Mica Gould presented a paper titled "Subjectivity and Cultural Rebellion in Two Welsh Outlaw Tales" at the Fifth Biennial Conference of the International Association of Robin Hood Studies at the University of Delaware. Newark, Delaware in September.

Molly Martin presented a paper titled "Blinding Romance: Gender, Genre, and Vision in 'The Merchant’s Tale'" at the 21st Annual Conference of the Medieval Association of the Midwest in September.

Emily Redman presented a paper titled "Gender, Noun-Love, and Verb-Love in Malory" at the Midwest Conference on British Studies at the University of Notre Dame in September.

Karen Robinson presented a paper titled "Quest Maidens in Malory: Who Are They and What Role Do They Play?" at the Midwest Conference on British Studies at the University of Notre Dame in September.

Richard Sévère presented a paper titled "Dinidan's Drag Performance: Heteronomativity Challenged in Malory's Mort D'Arthur" at the Midwest Conference on British Studies at the University of Notre Dame in September.

Emily Redman presented a paper titled "Chaucer's Aesthetics of the List" at the South Atlantic MLA conference in Atlanta, Georgia in November.

Rebecca Goldenberg won first place in the 2004-2005 Art History Essay Contest for her paper entitled "The Holy Inspiration of Light: A Study of the Stained Glass at the Abbey of St. Denis, France."

Erin Sweany received an honorable mention for the Peter C. Braeger undergraduate award in the 74th Annual Literary Awards Competition at Purdue University.

Alex Kaufman received the Peter C. Braeger graduate award in the 74th Annual Literary Awards Competition at Purdue University for his essay titled "Disguise, Transgression, and the Carnivalesque in the Medieval Outlaw Tradition."

Erin Sweany received the award for Outstanding Senior in Medieval Studies.

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