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…
Don't Look Back? Orpheus and Eurydice Today
Mark Buchan | December 13, 2022
What if it is love that makes us look backward?
In Search of Good High School Essays
John Kuhner | November 24, 2022
In Medias Res Looks to Publish Student Work in Classics.
From Rome to Plymouth
Tommy Nolan | November 22, 2022
Parallels between the Aeneid and America’s Early Pilgrims.
In Living Color?
John Kuhner | November 2, 2022
Chroma Brings the Brinkmann Reproductions of Ancient Art to the Met.
Michelangelo's Signature Imperfection
John Kuhner | October 14, 2022
The Great Artist Gives Us A Lesson in the Subtleties of Latin Tenses.
Announcing the Relaunch of the Paideia Institute’s Outreach Programming
Allegra Forbes | October 12, 2022
An Interview with Aminata Hughes, Paideia’s Outreach Manager.
Return to Rome
Dawn Mitchell | September 29, 2022
Dawn Mitchell Revisits The Reginaldus Experience Almost Thirty Years Later.
Dawn Mitchell Revisits The Reginaldus Experience Almost Thirty Years Later
Dawn Mitchell | September 29, 2022
Dawn Mitchell Revisits The Reginaldus Experience Almost Thirty Years Later
Sing, Muse, of Dutiful Elizabeth
John Kuhner | September 12, 2022
Want To Understand the Aeneid? Consider The Late Queen.
Learning Ancient Greek with Dyslexia
AnnMarie Patterson | August 30, 2022
No One Should Be Afraid To Learn Greek.
Learning Ancient Greek With Dyslexia
AnnMarie Patterson | August 30, 2022
No One Should Be Afraid To Learn Greek
The Reginaldus Inscription in the Teresianum
John Kuhner | August 24, 2022
A Remarkable Tribute to A Man Who Lived in Latin.