Paul Eberwine writes on “Queens of Syria” in “Hope through tragedy: Euripides’ Trojan Women as refugee theater.” Paul is an independent scholar currently teaching elementary...
A panel on Afro-Greeks organized by Sarah Derbew (PhD 2018, now Harvard University) and Patrice Rankine (PhD 1998, now University of Richmond) honors Emily’s work on the...
Joe Manning, Simpson Professor of History and Classics, and an international team win a major NSF grant to study climate and history, investigating Yale archives and...
Ancient peoples experienced political and environmental crises much like those gripping the world today. Push factors generated by civil war, external invasions, food...
Diana E.E. Kleiner — an art historian, classicist, and founding director of Open Yale Courses — has moved her signature lecture course, “Roman Architecture,” to Yale’s...
