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Held Cleaning a post-abandonment feature in Room 7 of building B10 prior to photographing it.
2.13.26

Graduate Student Aaron Held Reflects on Pivotal Season at Amheida

Kubic headshot
2.13.26

Alumna Amanda Kubic (MA ’18) to Deliver Lecture in London on March 5

cover of Ennius Beyond Epic
2.12.26

Professor Tim Moore Publishes New Study on the Musical World of Early Roman Tragedy

papyrus
2.11.26

MA Student William Sieving to Publish New Study in BASP

alumni and friends at the Nubian Temple of Kalabsha
2.10.26

WashU Alumni and Friends Explore “Egypt and the Eternal Nile” with Classics Faculty Host Nicola Aravecchia

2.6.26

Recent PhD Bryan Norton Accepts Tenure-Track Position at Georgetown University

Lyman uncovering ceramic vessels
2.5.26

Claire Lyman Reflects on Transformative Season at Amheida

Students collaborate in the classroom as part of the AI Humanities Lab, where scholars explore how artificial intelligence can both analyze the humanities and be critically examined as a cultural force. (Credit: Sean Garcia)
2.4.26

Classics Alums Featured as Humanities Digital Workshop Celebrates 20 Years

Jonathan Price and Tim Moore
2.3.26

Welcoming Visiting Scholar Jonathan J. Price

Dean Hu handing Wilson her award certificate
1.29.26

How innovative Arts & Sciences courses reshape learning

The Ampersand
Gospel of Judas codex
1.29.26

Senior Lecturer Lance Jenott Featured on The Bible and Beyond Discussion to Explore the Gospel of Judas

Embree with Greek ruins in backgroung
1.22.26

Biggs Department of Classics Announces 2026 Applications for Penelope Biggs Travel Funding

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