Recent News
May 30 2019
Stanford Text Technologies is hosting a colloquium, "Women and Gender Minorities in Digital Humanities" on May 29th to 31st. Professor Giovanna Ceserani is speaking at this event.
“Women and Gender Minorities in Digital Humanities” highlights and celebrates the significant scholarly contributions...
May 16 2019
Classics undergraduates Raleigh Browne, Anna Widder, John Laloudakis, Noah Arthurs, and Oishi Banerjee were recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Beta Kappa selects students with high academic achievement who have also successfully taken classes showing a breadth of engagement across the...
Apr 23 2019
Please join us in congratulating Lina Wang for winning a Hoefer Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Writing for her essay, “Imperial Monument, Fascist Propaganda, Highway Rest Stop: The Ara Pacis Through the Ages,” written in Professor Saller and Kevin Ennis’ CLASSICS 150 course in winter quarter...
Mar 25 2019
Stanford News conducted an interview with Professor Ian Morris, in which he explains how the issues that led to Brexit, Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union, have come up throughout British history, since rising sea levels separated the country from the continent 8,000 years ago. Read the...
Jan 17 2019
Professor Richard Martin will deliver the 28th annual Runciman Lecture at King's College London.
