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ALT Black promotional graphic for “RGO — Reading Greek Tragedy Online,” listing “Trojan Women” (Euripides) and “Homer Iliad” in colorful lettering, beside a stylized orange line-drawing profile of a bearded figure’s face.
ALT Museum exhibition page headlined “Rembrandt and the Ancients,” featuring a detail from Rembrandt’s painting of a bearded man in dark robes resting his hand on a sculpted bust’s head, set against a dim, shadowy background.
ALT NYU News article page headlined “Before Horror Movies and Stagecraft, Magic Was an Everyday Tool,” about the “CURSED!” exhibit at NYU’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, with a photo of the carved Magical Stela of Horus the Child (332–280 BCE) from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
ALT Blue flyer for a “Classics Open House” at the CUNY Graduate Center over a background image of a classical statue’s face, listing topics like NYC teaching opportunities and the NYC Consortium, with hybrid event details for 10/30 at 2 PM, RSVP to [email protected], and social handles @CUNYClassicsGC and @gccunyclassics.
ALT Light green and cream flyer for the CUNY Graduate Center’s 2026 Classics Program Lecture Series, featuring Georgios Spiliotopoulos, Lecturer at Columbia University, titled “The Way to Happiness - A Search for Eudaimonia in Attic Tragedy,” with his photo and a talk description on happiness and eudaimonia in Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, with event details for Thursday Nov 5th, 5PM EST, Room 7395 or via Zoom, RSVP to [email protected].
ALT The International Ovidian Society announces its W.S. Anderson Graduate Student Paper Prize, to be awarded to the author of the best paper on Ovid and/or his reception submitted to the Selection Committee. Authors must be in an MA or PhD program, but anyone may nominate papers, and self-nominations are strongly encouraged. Submitted papers must be scripts of 15- to 30-minute oral presentations delivered at academic conferences or meetings that took place in the academic year prior to the award. Any paper delivered between September 1, 2025, and August 31, 2026, will be eligible for this year’s award. The submission deadline is November 8, 2026. Submissions should include, in an email: 1) The presenter’s name, affiliation, and email address; 2) brief details about the conference submission; and 3) an attached copy of the paper and attendant handout or PowerPoint presentation. Neither the paper nor any other supporting documents should contain any information that would identify the auth
ALT Promotional flyer from the Graduate Collective for Ancient Studies for a guest lecture and workshop by Michelle Berenfeld titled "Lessons from a Lost Republic and Writing About the Ancient World for the Public," featuring an image of her book "Lessons from a Lost Republic" with a cracked gold coin on the cover, co-sponsored by Expanding the Ancient World, with event details for Wednesday, October 14th, 6:00–7:00 PM at the Institute of Fine Arts, NYU, and a QR code to RSVP.
ALT Tan and black flyer for the CUNY Graduate Center's 2026 Classics Program Lecture Series, featuring Prof. Nicole Lopez-Jantzen, Associate Professor of History at Borough of Manhattan Community College, titled "Goths, Huns, and Romans: Race and Gender at the End of the Western Empire, in the Historical Writings of Ammianus Marcellinus and Jordanes," with her photo, a talk description, and event details for Thursday, Oct 23rd, 5:30 PM EST, Room 7395 or via Zoom, RSVP to [email protected].
ALT A person seen from behind, arms raised flexing, wearing a long handmade lamellar armor tunic made of gold, navy, and silver metal scales in horizontal bands with a red trim, standing in a backyard among trees and shrubs.
ALT Close-up of a person's neck and shoulder wearing handmade lamellar shoulder armor with gold and navy metal scales, bound with red leather trim and laced together with black cord and metal rings.
ALT A person looks down at a handmade lamellar armor tunic worn over their front, showing rows of overlapping silver, gold, and navy metal scales bound with red leather straps, brass rings, and cord lacing down the center.
ALT A person stands in a backyard holding a sword, wearing a full handmade costume of horned helmet with red and yellow tassels, a brass gorget, and a lamellar armor tunic in bands of gold, silver, and navy scales.
ALT A person poses in profile, swinging a stick like a weapon overhead, dressed in a full handmade horned helmet with tassels and a lamellar armor tunic in bands of gold, silver, and navy scales, in a backyard setting.
ALT Tan and black flyer for the CUNY Graduate Center's 2026 Classics Program Lecture Series, featuring Prof. Nicole Lopez-Jantzen, Associate Professor of History at Borough of Manhattan Community College, titled "Goths, Huns, and Romans: Race and Gender at the End of the Western Empire, in the Historical Writings of Ammianus Marcellinus and Jordanes," with her photo, a talk description, and event details