Congratulations, Medieval Studies Class of 2026!

May 29, 2026
Medieval Studies students and faculty
Students in the Program in Medieval Studies pose with faculty and staff after a senior celebration on May 8.

The Humanities Council’s Program in Medieval Studies celebrates seniors in the Class of 2026. Eight students earned minors in Medieval Studies. Congratulations to all our students and thank you to our faculty!

Medieval Studies minor students: Elinor Detmer, Lilli Duberstein, Jack Geld, Alina Guo, Andrei Iosifescu, Dan Kaiser, Kasia Kirnie, and Nadia Makuc.

Senior Prize Winner

Joseph R. Strayer Prize in Medieval Studies
Joseph Silva, History
Senior Thesis: “At Risk of Eternal Damnation: The Life, Writings, and Excommunication of the Byzantine Thomist Prochoros Kydones”
Advisor: Jack Tannous (History and Hellenic Studies)


The Program in Medieval Studies is supported by the Humanities Council. Seventy-five students earned minors across the four Council undergraduate programs. A full list is posted on the Humanities Council website.

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