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Hyde Lecture: Carlos Noreña (UC Berkeley) "Backwaters of the Roman Empire: The Case of Marmarica"

Feb 27, 2025 at -

The Graduate Group in Ancient History is delighted to announce Carlos Noreña as the Hyde Visitor for Spring 2025. 
Every spring, the Graduate Group hosts a week-long visit by a distinguished… Read More



Department Colloquium: Jeremy McInerney (Penn) "Inhuman, Non-Human, and Subhuman. Posthumans in the Ancient Mediterranean"

Feb 20, 2025 at -

Speaker: Jeremy McInerney, Professor of Classical Studies at Penn



Department Colloquium: H. Alan Shapiro (Johns Hopkins) "Pederastic scenes in Attic Vase-Painting: a View from the Rear"

Feb 13, 2025 at -

Speaker: H. Alan Shapiro, W. H. Collins Vickers Professor of Archaeology, Emeritus, and Academy Professor at Johns Hopkins University… Read More



Jeremy McInerney will give for the Classical Wisdom talk on "Centaurs and Snake-Kings"

Oct 31, 2024 at -



Department Colloquium: Phoebe Giannisi (University of Thessaly) "Chimeras: poetics of assemblage and becoming"

Nov 4, 2024 at -

Speaker: Phoebe Giannisi, Poet, Professor at the University of Thessaly, Greece

Abstract: A crucial question posed in… Read More



A Musical Journey by Alkyone: Dream Whispers

Oct 16, 2024 at -

RSVP Required 



“The Blues of Achilles”: Live Performance and Discussion, with Joe Goodkin

Sep 17, 2024 at -

This is an opportunity to experience ancient Greek epic poetry through a creative reception by an American singer/songwriter. Joe Goodkin will play and sing, and discussion will follow.

All students, faculty,… Read More



Department Colloquium: Christopher Pfaff (Florida State) "Current Excavations at Ancient Corinth, Greece"

Dec 5, 2024 at -

Speaker: Christopher Pfaff, Associate Professor, Department of Classics, Florida State University



Department Colloquium: Christopher Childers (Harvard-Westlake) "A Mockingbird Among Nightingales: Translating Form and Voice in Classical Lyric Verse"

Nov 7, 2024 at -

Speaker: Christopher Childers, Poet and Translator, Harvard-Westlake



Department Colloquium: Marc Domingo Gygax (Princeton) "Beyond Exclusion: Non-Citizens in the Greek Cities of Hellenistic Asia Minor"

Oct 31, 2024 at -

Speaker: Marc Domingo Gygax, Cotsen Professor in the Humanities and Professor of Classics, Princeton University