In Medias Res
In Memoriam: Portia Prebys (1944-2026)
It was a cloudy spring morning in Manhattan. The phone rang very early in my hotel room, where I’d fortunately been awake for a little while thanks to lingering jet lag. So I picked up, and immediately recognized the…
Aequora Arrives in Mainland China: Teaching Latin in Hefei
Evan Dutmer | January 6, 2021
Culver Academies first-year student, Ashley (Yuqi) Zheng ’24, leads third graders at her former elementary school in Hefei, Anhui, People’s Republic of China, in an exploratory Latin course based on the Aequora Curriculum. In this interview, she says what inspired her to start her very own Latin class while attending the Culver Academies remotely this fall.
The Latin of North America
Andrew C. Dinan | December 19, 2020
Andrew Dinan Discusses His “Americana Latine,” An Anthology of American Latin
A Fever of Intellect: Prometheus Bound and its Authenticity
Tom Hendrickson | December 15, 2020
The Uncertainty about the Play’s Authorship is One More Gift of Prometheus
Off the Dusty Bookshelf: Gilbert Highet's Poets in a Landscape
Paideia Institute | December 7, 2020
Highet’s post-World-War-II travels in Italy
De Diversa et Communi Pulchritudine Apud Ioannem Matthiam Gesnerum
Marie-Luise Reinhard | November 30, 2020
Marie-Luise Reinhard De Pulchritudinis Potentia Alloquitur
De Causis Loquendi et Vertendi Saeculo XVIIIo Exeunte
Marie-Luise Reinhard | November 16, 2020
Marie-Luise Reinhard De Loquendo et Interpretando In Aula Scholastica Docte Disserit
A Message from the Paideia Institute's President and Co-Founder
Jason Pedicone | November 13, 2020
the realization that Paideia
The “Lex Adversus Scotos Catholicos”: A Jacobite Manuscript in Williamsburg, VA
Claire Cunningham | November 7, 2020
A significant Neo-Latin finding unearthed by a Latin 2 student.
A Winter of Aeschylus
Paideia Institute | October 26, 2020
In Medias Res Takes A Look At The Grandest of the Tragedians This Season
Greek and Latin in Chains
Gabe Kuhl | October 18, 2020
The Prison Graffiti of the Nazi Via Tasso Prison in Rome
9 Tales of Terror from the Ancient World
Claire Burgess | October 16, 2020
From Vergil to Heliodorus, there’s a fright for everyone.
Sarah Rowley's Latin Rocks On
John Kuhner | October 11, 2020
A Pleasant, At Times Imperfect, Latin Jaunt Through Pop Music