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“PhDs are the lifeblood of so much of what we do here." In an interview with @Guardian, Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Prof Deborah Prentice shares her thoughts on how vital PhDs are for the knowledge economy and discusses her priorities for the University. theguardian.com/education/2025…

📢 Date change 📢 Due to a scheduling conflict, Timely Transformations has been rescheduled to Weds 19 March. If you've already booked, your ticket will still be valid for the new date. But what actually is Timely Transformations? Follow the thread to find out...

Key message I’d love everyone to take away: ‘#Latin is for everyone and there is funding available to make that happen.’ The Classical Association Classics for All Durham University BBC North PR Richard Moss Roman Society Thanks to staff & students DJCS bbc.com/news/articles/…

Join Dr Rosanna Omitowoju to hear about the Classics@Cambridge collaborative project with two Ghanaian universities, and discover why more and better intercultural dialogue matters. 🇬🇭 Classics Beyond Borders 📆 21 March, 1.15-2pm 🎟 Booking is essential 🔗 classics.cam.ac.uk/events/classic…

🌸 Cambridge Alumni: Spring into Cambridge with your CAMCard! 🌿🏛️ As the days get longer and the gardens start to bloom, there’s no better time to rediscover the beauty of Cambridge! With your CAMCard, you can enjoy free access to many of the Colleges, soak in the history, and

Don't sleep on our final Saturday opening of Lent term 😴 Our final Saturday opening of the term is this weekend. So, drop by to cast your eyes on our jaw-dropping cast collection, and explore our current exhibition, A Room of One's Own.🏺 📷 Barberini Faun, plaster cast no.361

Last night's alumni webinar was a fascinating one! Find out how manual labour was conceptualised and represented in the classical greek world 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=4LZk4v…

Are you studying Latin Independently? We want to hear from you! 👇 forms.gle/JMA3qBb9v5hFsF…

📢Full bursaries for state school teachers to study Classics at @Cambridge_ICE. 📅Deadline to apply is 31 March for more info, see: ice.cam.ac.uk/course/undergr… #Classics

Thanks to the generosity of Cambridge University Press - Classics and support from Classics@Cambridge we have been able to donate these books to the Classical Association of Ghana, University of Ghana and University of Cape Coast (UCC). Here they are ready to be catalogued in their new home.

Congratulations to Samia Rashid, a second-year Classics@Cambridge undergraduate, who won second place in an international competition organised by The Classical Association with her manifesto advocating for the importance of Classics as a subject: caths.cam.ac.uk/classics-prize 📸: Fitzwilliam Museum

Fancy a Classical start to May? Join us for one of our events 👇 classics.cam.ac.uk/spring-may-cam…

Save 20% on new paperbacks in classic studies 📚 cup.org/3Gx0o7a

1/3 We're back with our #which3books series, where members of Classics@Cambridge tell us about what they've been up to by sharing 3 books they've borrowed from our collection. This year's 1st episode features Emma Arnold (King's College, Cambridge), whose 1st pick is 'Why Read the Classics?'

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This year the St John's College Newell Lecture was delivered by Jackie Murray on the topic of Race and Injustice in Plato's Republic. You can watch a recording of the event on our website 👇 classics.cam.ac.uk/news/st-johns-…

Helen Brookes (a 3rd-year Classics@Cambridge undergrad) wrote & stars in Half-Baked, a new comedy at the ADC Theatre on 30 May: adctheatre.com/whats-on/comed…. She told us about her involvement with Cambridge Footlights, the world-famous student comedy troupe: caths.cam.ac.uk/footlights

1/3 - The second episode of our #which3books series (2nd season) features Daniel Sutton, Research Fellow in Classics and History Peterhouse Cambridge. Daniel's first pick is 'Logos and Ergon in Thucydides', by Adam M. Parry (Arno Press, 1981). Classics@Cambridge

Loss, grief, and its therapy. Philosophical perspectives from ancient Greece, Rome, and Asia 👇 griefconference.my.canva.site

Congratulations to all of our graduating students! You should be so proud of yourselves 🏺🧡 📸 by Lloyd Mann via @cambridgeuniversity