Please join us at the Atlas Performing Arts Center on Sunday, September 6 at 7:00 p.m. for a performance of Sarah Ruhl's Eurydice presented by Songs of the Goat, featuring a conversation moderated by Naomi Weiss. Read more
Join us on Sept. 18–19 for a two-day workshop exploring archaeological research and community engagement in a rapidly changing digital world. Read more
October 6. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Adele Scafuro (Brown University) will present a talk titled "Returning Confiscated Land to Exiles: Reconciliation, Arbitration, Court Judgment and SEG 36.750 and 751, the Mytilene Decree(s)." Read more
An evening conversation on Christopher Nolan's reworking of Homer's Odyssey co-sponsored by the Center for Hellenic Studies. Held on October 13 at Harvard's main campus in Cambridge, MA. Read more
Tuesday, October 13. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Kostas Apostolakis (University of Crete) will present a talk titled "Law, Rhetoric and Comedy in Fourth-Century Athens." Read more
Tuesday, October 20. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Marios Mammatas (University of Crete) will present a talk titled "Constructing Moral Character in Against Macartatus." Read more
Tuesday, October 27. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Allison Glazebrook (Brock University) will present a talk titled "Female Social Networks: Reframing Lysias 1." Read more
Monday, November 2. Join us for a conversation on the smash-hit games Hades and Hades II, featuring two leading scholars on the reception of the ancient world in video games. Read more
Tuesday, November 3. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Craig Cooper (University of Lethbridge) will present a talk titled "The Comedic in Hyperides." Read more
Saturday, November 14. The Center for Hellenic Studies invites local middle school and high school educators to participate in a day-long pedagogy workshop centered around Homer’s Odyssey and its historic reception. Read more
