Paideia's Online Magazine for Lovers of the Classics Has a New Home

New Homes

John Kuhner |

Paideia's Online Magazine for Lovers of the Classics Has a New Home

For High School Students — Win a Trip to Italy or Greece!

The 2023 Paideia Institute High School Essay Contest

Mark Buchan |

For High School Students — Win a Trip to Italy or Greece!

On Anne Carson's

C is for Cy and Catullus and Carson

Luby Kiriakidi |

On Anne Carson's "A Rustle of Catullus" Lecture at the MFA, Boston

Apoxyomenos, The Athlete of Croatia: A Voyage Into Mystery

Noah Apter |

On the Cy Twombly Exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Greek Lyric On Canvas

Luby Kiriakidi |

On the Cy Twombly Exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Returning to Horace

Returning to Horace

John Kuhner |

"Horace and Me" Will Make You Want to Read Horace Again

What if it is love that makes us look backward?

Don't Look Back? Orpheus and Eurydice Today

Mark Buchan |

What if it is love that makes us look backward?

In Search of Good High School Essays

In Search of Good High School Essays

John Kuhner |

In Medias Res Looks to Publish Student Work in Classics.

From Rome to Plymouth

From Rome to Plymouth

Tommy Nolan |

Parallels between the Aeneid and America’s Early Pilgrims.

In Living Color?

In Living Color?

John Kuhner |

Chroma Brings the Brinkmann Reproductions of Ancient Art to the Met.