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Scenes from the Life of the Department - Winter/Spring 2024

31 May 2024

Here are the archived entries from Winter/Spring 2024 from our ongoing blog series, ‘Scenes from the Life of the Department’.

Dabis Lecture - Professor Angelos Chaniotis (Institute for Advanced Study) (16th May 2024)

11 Mar 2024

The Classics Department's 2024 Dabis Lecture will be delivered by Professor Angelos Chaniotis and is entitled, 'New discussions of old problems’.

COR/ISHR Get Togethers 4.0 (‘Round 1’ - March 2024)

15 Feb 2024

COR and the ISHR are delighted to announce the fourth series of COR/ISHR Rhetorical Get Togethers.

Studying the Classical World: Classical Views on Modern Issues (11th July)

14 Feb 2024

We are delighted to invite you to our Summer Taster Day where you can experience a day in the life of a Classics student here at Royal Holloway.

'Making Community with Ancient and Modern Strangers'

12 Feb 2024

In the beginning of January, Dr Efi Spentzou participated (virtually!) in the annual meeting of the Society for Classical Studies which was taking place in Chicago.

'From the Palatine to Pirro Ligorio'

05 Jan 2024

RHUL Classics are happy to share that Amanda Claridge's memorial volume is now available.

Scenes from the Life of the Department - Autumn 2023

22 Dec 2023

Here are the archived entries from Autumn 2023 from our ongoing blog series, ‘Scenes from the Life of the Department’.

The “Myth and Voice” project advertises three internships! (Deadline - 1st December)

29 Nov 2023

Three positions: two Postgraduate and one UG (2nd year) level

ECR Leverhulme Fellowship scheme (2023-24)

11 Oct 2023

The Classics department invites expressions of interest in the 2023-24 ECR Leverhulme Fellowship scheme.

Myth and Voice Mondays for KS3 pupils at East Oxford: a café with an edge

04 Oct 2023

Myth and Voice had the pleasure to travel to Cheney School at East Oxford for a special collaboration with Dr Lorna Robinson, director of the Iris Project and the Rumble Community Museum.
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