The Yale Medieval Lunch Series is an interdisciplinary colloquium that meets regularly throughout the academic year. It is the program’s primary forum for exchanging ideas, sharing research findings, and presenting work-in-progress within Yale’s broad and diverse Medieval Studies community.
The colloquium draws on the skills and expertise of departmental faculty members, graduate students, research scholars, postdoctoral fellows, librarians, curators, and occasional visitors from outside Yale. In the past few years, presentations have included new research from the fields of English; linguistics; history of art; religious studies; history; Judaic studies; numismatics; legal studies; economic history; and manuscript studies; textual criticism; and Italian, Spanish, French, Slavic and Near Eastern languages.
Medieval Lunch Colloquium Fall 2026
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September 16th – Charlie West
Italian Studies PhD Student, Yale University
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September 30th – Noel Lenski
Dunham Professor of Classics and History, Yale University
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October 7th – Panel on UDF Year/Research
Organized by Camila Marcone
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October 14th – Tapio Leinonen
Postdoctoral Researcher in Theology, University of Eastern Finland
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October 21st – Walton Yan
History of Art PhD Student, Yale University
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October 28th – Qingxuan Wang
Council on East Asian Studies PhD Student, Yale University
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November 4th – Frances Eshleman
History PhD Student, Fordham University
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November 11th – Mina Yücelen
History MA Student, Yale University
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November 18th – Shane Patrick
History PhD Student, Yale University
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December 2nd – Jamie Shepherd
History PhD Student, Yale University
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December 9th – Estelle Guéville
Medieval Studies PhD Candidate, Yale University
