Professor Greg Woolf spoke on ‘Heterarchy and the organization of provincial space in Roman Gaul’ at a colloquium La société provinciale romaine en question organized by Archéologie Romaine en Suisse…
Read MoreDon’t forget to register for Res Difficiles 4, the annual online conference on difficult topics in Classics co-organized by Prof Hannah Čulík-Baird and featuring graduate student alumna Suzanne Lye. The…
Read MoreHannah Čulík-Baird will be presenting her talk entitled “The Image of the Slave in Cicero’s Catilinarians” at Scripps College on Monday, March 27 from 4:15 to 5:30 PM. For more…
Read MorePhD student Collin Moat will give a paper “Stranger in the Doorway: the Significance of Thresholds in the Odyssey’s Hospitality Scenes,” at the retirement symposium of former professor (and former…
Read MoreAdriana Vazquez presents on the Arcadian poetry of colonial Brazil at the 69th Annual Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America (RSA) in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Saturday, March…
Read MoreClassics graduate student Nicolette D’Angelo recently presented a paper entitled “Do No Harm? Hippokratic Receptions in Anti-Trans Discourses” at Princeton University’s Ancient Graeco-Roman Medicine and Biology Workshop for Graduate Students and Early…
Read MoreCollin Moat will be giving a paper at the retirement symposium of Steven Reece, one of his former professors, at St. Olaf College on Saturday March 11th. The title of…
Read MoreGreg Woolf will spend next week at Green College in the University of British Columbia at Vancouver as a Cecil H. and Ida Green Visiting Professor. While there he will…
Read MoreProfessor Kathryn Morgan has been awarded a Fellowship for the Fall 2023 term at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. She will work on her book project “Plato, Thucydides,…
Read MoreCongratulations to Lydia Spielberg and Alex Purves who have both won Loeb Classical Library Foundation Fellowships to support their research projects next year. Lydia Spielberg will be working on a…
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