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9.26.25

Chris Erdman Shares Research on Roman Republican Politics at KU

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9.25.25

Ursus 2025: Newsletter of the Biggs Department of Classics

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9.22.25

Graduate Students Expand Horizons with Summer Language Studies, Thanks to the Penelope Biggs Scholarship Fund

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9.18.25

WashU Classics Club Stages Performance of Medea

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9.9.25

Classics MA Student William Sieving Attends International Congress of Papyrology

Davis with a pick axe at an excavation site
9.3.25

Math and Art History Student Michael Davis Gains Field Experience in Ancient Corinth

Stein next to an Egyptian painting
9.3.25

Mo Stein Conducts Summer Research on Egyptian Faience in Europe

Sieving sorting through a pile of papyri fragments
9.3.25

Classics MA Student William Sieving Accepted to 2026 ASP Summer Institute in Papyrology

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8.29.25

Aaron Held Gains Field Experience in Tuscany with Support from Mizera and Risch Fund

Erdman standing at an archeological site
8.29.25

Chris Erdman Explores Legislative Traditions in Ancient Italy

Pawlush holding a book title "Lexikon"
8.28.25

Classics PhD Student Jake Pawlush Attends ANS Summer Seminar in New York

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8.26.25

Rebecca Sears Awarded “Cultivating Disagreement” Grant from Civil Society Initiative

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