Here’s to new beginnings! Eggs dyed with tumeric, blueberry, cabbage and beet... plus a few hellebores. 🐣

A lot of misinformation about Princeton classics. This is actually what we did and why classics.princeton.edu/department/new…

Time to repost, perhaps. Our reform aimed to attract more students to the study of antiquity and therefore give us the chance to argue for the ancient languages too. There never were any requirements in Princeton, students can choose any major they like... dailyprincetonian.com/article/2021/0…

On (not) going home... The TLS the-tls.co.uk/articles/imagi…

So looking forward to this, and in person it seems, thank you ⁦University of Michigan⁩ and UCHV ⁦Princeton University⁩ for research support

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This week's The TLS, featuring @irinibus on exercise; mary beard on Edmonia Lewis; anne mcelvoy on Germany; Paula Marantz Cohen on Hitchcock; Barbara Graziosi on Sappho; a new poem by Holly Corfield Carr - and more

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Why I think Porter did not quite get the idea of where we are now with Homer (and classics), even though he wrote Homer the Very Idea... The TLS the-tls.co.uk/articles/homer…

Please consider working with us! One-year lectureship Princeton University classics. We sponsor overseas visas. puwebp.princeton.edu/AcadHire/apply…

And this makes me very happy. princeton.edu/news/2022/05/1…

Places are still available on the Greek & Latin summer school. It’s not too late to apply! Come & join us at St John’s college (23-30th July). Bursaries available. #JsstgL #summerschool #Latin #ancientgreek

"I know that, wherever I end up in this world, dance will allow me to make a new home." — Laura Haubold '24 #TellUsTigers: bit.ly/3bujUl6

A L I A S DOMENICA Ogni settimana in edicola con #ilmanifesto Classico e Cancel culture 12 casi per ragionare su una nuova frontiera del pensiero

And so I start as Chair of Classics Princeton University … time to offer my perspective on our various crises…Grazie il manifesto per l’opportunità di dire la mia.

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'Voetmann captures something of the ancient Roman fascination with freaks and portents: for example, the girl 'with no orifices', who is fed via the rubbing of 'fat and oil into her skin every day'.' (Barbara Graziosi) the-tls.co.uk/articles/awake…

Cannot even begin to say what a pleasure and an education this was - thank Phiroze Vasunia and all UCL | Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) - ucl.ac.uk/institute-of-a…

Some mind blowing facts I learned while reading “Homer” by Barbara Graziosi which, of course, I wanted to share 😮‍💨 Can’t recommend this book enough! youtu.be/6LBxkHX0X-U

Totally new and exciting work for me - in method, subject and collaborators… well … apart from Johannes Haubold with whom I’ve worked once or twice already 😂 muse.jhu.edu/article/901022 thank you TAPA muse.jhu.edu/issue/48458 Project MUSE Hopkins Press SCS