Merging With the Unchanging

Merging With the Unchanging

AnnMarie Patterson | March 20, 2022

A Review of Mark Prins’ Classics Thriller “The Latinist”

Sing, Muse of Science

Sing, Muse of Science

Bijan Omrani | March 14, 2022

Bijan Omrani Tours the Exhibition “Ancient Greeks: Science and Wisdom,” at the Science Museum in London, with Curator Jane Desborough.

Flights of Fancy

Flights of Fancy

Scott Moringiello | February 23, 2022

Anthony Doerr’s Latest Novel “Cloud Cuckoo Land” Takes Us From Aristophanes to the Siege of Constantinople to Outer Space — But Does It Hold Together?

The Paideia Institute

A Better Way to Read Caesar

John Kuhner | February 16, 2022

A New Monolingual Edition from the Paideia Institute: Caesar’s Gallic Wars

A Better Way to Read Caesar

A Better Way to Read Caesar

The Paideia Institute for Humanistic Study Team | February 16, 2022

A New Monolingual Edition from the Paideia Institute: Caesar’s Gallic Wars.

Fire and Blood: Grand Princess Olga of Kiev

Fire and Blood: Grand Princess Olga of Kiev

Gabe Kuhl | January 31, 2022

Kiev’s Dynamic Proto-Czarina Warrior Princess — In Latin!

Turkey’s Top 12 Archaeological Sites

Turkey’s Top 12 Archaeological Sites

John Kuhner | January 23, 2022

It could only be Turkey (in this case, Nemrut Dag).

Building the First English-Hawaiian Classical Dictionary

Building the First English-Hawaiian Classical Dictionary

Mariko Jurcsak | January 7, 2022

A Tool for Exploring Hawai‘i’s Relationship With Ancient Greece And Rome

The End of the Affair

The End of the Affair

Mark Buchan | December 31, 2021

Catullus, The American Songbook, and Stephen Sondheim

Latin and Greek Are Finding a Voice at Oxford

Latin and Greek Are Finding a Voice at Oxford

Bijan Omrani | December 20, 2021

Spoken Latin Makes a Return to the Venerable University’s Classics Classrooms

Classic Parenting: "Greeking Out" With Greek Mythology

Classic Parenting: "Greeking Out" With Greek Mythology

John Kuhner | December 6, 2021

Want To Get Your Kids Into Greek Mythology? Try “Greeking Out” With A Side of D’Aulaires

When Ghostbusting Amounts to Cruelty

When Ghostbusting Amounts to Cruelty

Dani Bostick | November 1, 2021

In a Roman Law Court, A Wife Sues Her Husband For Hiring a Magician To Get Rid of a Ghost