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Please join us on Tue 9/24 at 6 ET for an in-person Rome Prize Info Session. All prospective Rome Prize applicants in the Philly metro area and beyond are welcome. American Academy in Rome aarome.org/events/rome-pr…

Infrastructure work in Rome has turned up remains of what may have been the papal palace before the papal seat moved to the Vatican. bit.ly/4cLhdGF

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This is incredible.

Incredible images of one of the two newly unearthed skeletons in Pompeii, a man and woman who died sheltering from the eruption in a small bedroom. This woman, aged between 35-45, was found lying on a bed in the foetal position, clutching her most treasured valuables; glinting at

Humanities scholars: apply by Sept. 25, 9PM EDT for an ACLS Fellowship! We welcome applications from scholars pursuing research on topics grounded in any time period, world region, or humanistic methodology. bit.ly/3Q0Oi5I

What did ancient Romans eat? The Getty offers a glimpse into day-to-day cuisine in the early empire and presents recipes for lentil stew, lamb, and barley pudding inspired by Apicius’s collection from the first century CE! getty.edu/news/excavatin…

Spring in Ostia Antica. Such a wonderful #Roman site!

Rome's Arch of Constantine was damaged after being struck by lightning during a violent storm. wantedinrome.com/news/rome-arch…

Simon Verity, an English stone carver who created two works in the Academy’s Bass Garden—the Quasimodo Fountain and the sundial—has died at the age of 79. His work can also be seen at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York and Canterbury Cathedral in England.

A few of the last loaves of #Roman bread ever baked in #Pompeii - the city was lost to the eruption of Vesuvius before anyone got a chance to eat them #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology

In September 1974, AAR partnered with the University of Siena to pilot a language and cultural orientation program for new #RomePrize Fellows. Under the new initiative, fellows and their families spent their first month in Siena for language lessons, lectures on Italian art and

Terrific conversation hosted by my colleague Patricia O’Brien on #women as #Changemakers with empowered women in Rome Jan Beagle Rania Dagash #AlizaSWong American Academy in Rome. Un échange sur la promotion des droits de l'homme, de la compréhension et de l'égalité.

Congratulations to Tony Cokes (2023 Fellow), a visual artist who was just named a 2024 MacArthur Foundation fellow! macfound.org/fellows/class-… MacArthur Foundation

Today starts a conference on ancient urbanism at @the_bsr, organized by Seth Bernard (2011 #RomePrize Fellow) and focused on the excavations at Falerii Novi. Speakers include Margaret M. Andrews (2012), AAR’s Mellon Professor Caroline Goodson (2003), Nicola Terrenato, and

Michele Renee Salzman (1987 Fellow, 2008 Resident) talks to UC Riverside News about “The Senate: From Antiquity to Modern Times,” the conference she’s coorganizing at the Academy next week. news.ucr.edu/articles/2024/…

Paul Davis (1998 Fellow, 2015 Resident) in a group exhibition along with Seymour Chwast, Milton Glaser, James McMullan, Reynold Ruffins & Edward Sorel: “Yes, No, and WOW: The Push Pin Studios Revolution” at the Church in Sag Harbor, NY, October 6–December 30, 2024

Today Katie Kitamura (2024 Fellow) publishes her new novel, “Audition,” with Riverhead Books. On April 23 she joins Ayad Akhtar (2018 Resident) and Valeria Luiselli for a conversation on contemporary literature at the #RomePrize ceremony. More at aarome.org/events/2025-ja….