PhD student Nicolette D’Angelo has recently published “What Would Hippokrates Do? Classical Reception in the Age of COVID-19” in The Rootcutter, a new science and medicine blog founded by the…

We are delighted to announce that Professor Greg Woolf, the Ronald J Mellor Professor of Ancient History at UCLA, is joining the Classics Department on a 0% appointment. Professor Woolf has…

Hannah Čulík-Baird has recently published “Erasing the Aethiopian in Cicero’s Post Reditum in Senatu, in Ramus 51.2 (2023), 182-202. In this article, Professor Čulík-Baird argues that the word “aethiops” (removed from the text…

Professor John Papadopoulos recently delivered a lecture in the Epichorios: Neue Forschungen im antiken Griechenland series at the University of Münster, entitled “The Ancient Methone Archaeological Project.”

Congratulations to graduate student Emma Pauly on their recent publication of a review of Massimiliano Morini’s Theatre Translation: Theory and Practice (Bloomsbury 2022) in the theater translation journal Mercurion. https://the-mercurian.com/2022/11/15/review-of-theatre-translation-theory-and-practice/

We are delighted to announce that first-year graduate student Nicolette D’Angelo has won the Lambda Classical Caucus Best Graduate Student Paper award for 2022 with “What would Hippocrates do? Contagious classical…

The second edition of The Bloomsbury Handbook of Plato has just been published, featuring articles by two department faculty members. David Blank contributed the entry on “Writing” in the dialogues, and Kathryn…

Sarah Beckmann’s article on “The Naked Reader: Child Enslavement in the Villa of the Mysteries Fresco” has just been published in the American Journal of Archaeology (vol 127.1) This article…

Assistant Professor Bryant Kirkland recently served as a panelist at the Colloquium for Ancient Rhetoric’s virtual roundtable discussion of two recently published books, Laura Viidebaum’s Creating the Ancient Rhetorical Tradition (CUP, 2021) and Christopher…