Another job with us! one year teaching and research post in Classical Languages and Literature. Do apply / pass on elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Today! but NB that the venue has changed to the Adam House Basement Theatre

We're proud to introduce a new initiative to spur uptake of Latin and Classical Studies in Scottish state schools. SATCS is an unprecendented collaboration between state & independent sectors, offering virtual access to N5, Higher & Adv Higher courses at Glasgow Acad.

Not sure how many folks still use this platform, but I hope you will share notice of a new scheme designed to spur interest in Classics in the state sector, with help from friends at Glasgow Academy. Places in N5 Latin, Higher and Adv Higher Classical Studies classes available!

This afternoon!

CAS lecture today!

TODAY: a meeting of the Byzantine Seminar. Monday 3 March, 5.30pm in the Sydney Smith LT, Doorway 1, Old Medical School, Shaun Tougher (Cardiff) 'Byzantine Bodies: a Physical History of the Macedonian Dynasty'. All welcome.

Today!

As of this year, the two issues of JLAIBS will appear separately in early March and early September, respectively. The first issue of volume 4 (2025) is now available online with some exciting content as always. Edinburgh Classics Edinburgh University Press

A lovely book inscription by our former Professor of Greek J.S. Blackie... ἐν Ἐδιναπόλει...

Today (but NB, in seminar room 4, not 1).

The programme for the Classical Association conference hosted by St Andrews Classics is out: on 11 July our brilliant colleague Prof. Lucy Grig is giving one of the keynote lectures ca2025.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/keynote-speake…

Today!

Prof. Lucy Grig has taken over as Editor-in-chief of the Oxford Classical Dictionary! blog.oup.com/2025/05/from-t…

Forthcoming workshop on „Byzantine authorial manuscripts“ at the edinburghuni on June18-19, organised by Niels Gaul Edinburgh Classics Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies UK hca.ed.ac.uk/updates-events…

After all the imperial and cultural bravura of previous centuries, the Roman Empire of the 3rd century AD has suffered by comparison. But, despite the political crises, it is wrong to regard it as a 'little dark age', says Fletcher Erskine of Edinburgh Classics antigonejournal.com/2025/06/rome-l…