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2.28.25

Unlock the Secrets of the Roman Empire This Summer at WashU

2.25.25

In Memoriam: Carl W. Conrad, Esteemed Scholar and Professor Emeritus of Classics

Georg Mylonas in the 1950s
2.25.25

George E. Mylonas Lecture in Greek Archaeology Endowed in Perpetuity

Photo of a Roman excavation site
2.23.25

Call for Proposals: George R. Throop Endowment Supports Research in Classics and Archaeology

2.21.25

Master Latin This Summer: Intensive Introductory Latin at WashU

Undergrad student, Hannah, reading from Antigone
2.20.25

WashU Classics Club Presents Staged Reading of Antigone

picture of Prof. Tim Moore and John Burroughs Latin teacher
2.20.25

Tim Moore Explores the Music of Antigone at John Burroughs School

silhouette of Egyptian excavation site
2.17.25

Unearthing Early Christianity: WashU’s Nicola Aravecchia Presents Archaeological Discoveries from Egypt’s Dakhla Oasis

2.14.25

Discover the Magic of the Ancient World This Summer!

cover of book
2.12.25

WashU’s Bayla Kamens Receives Glowing Review for Co-Authored Greek Commentary

2.7.25

High School Students Discover Ancient Heroes at WashU's Pre-College Program

Kathryn Wilson
1.17.25

Kate Wilson appointed as A&S Gateway Fellow

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