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 | By Elizabeth Vo-Phamhi This fall, Professor Kate Meng Brassel joined Penn’s Department of Classics as a visiting assistant professor of classical studies. I was excited to get to know her, so we arranged to meet over Zoom for a Friday mo (More) |
| Looking Back, Thinking Forward: what Black Lives Matter means in our own department and discipline By Sara Chopra, Cate Simons, Elizabeth Vo-Phamhi In the first interview of the More) |
| Future Directions and Resources By Elizabeth Vo-Phamhi, Sara Chopra, Cate Simons For the third installment of our Black Lives Matter & Classics series, we invited Professor Cynthia Damon to talk about the relevance of the Bla (More) |
| A Translator’s Take on the Black Lives Matter Movement By Elizabeth Vo-Phamhi, Sara Chopra, Cate Simons Although several weeks have passed since the killings of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and Rayshard Br (More) |
| By Rachel Winicov Earlier this semester I had the opportunity to experience the study of Classics outside the walls of Penn. With the support of the Penn College of Arts and Sciences Travel Grant program and the University of Tennes (More) |
| By James Nycz High up in the attic of College Hall, Visiting Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania’s Classics Department, Sarah Ruden, treated students to an engaging collaborative lecture in the historical halls of the Philomat (More) |
| By Elizabeth Vo-Phamhi Over the last two months, students have dealt with massive uncertainty amid the coronavirus outbreak. Yet for the sixteen seniors in Penn Classics, one thing has certainly remained constant: the importance of classics. A (More) |
| Lab Fellow Jaesung Choi will give a talk at the University of Pennsylvania’s James Joo-Jin Kim Program (More) |
| Lab Fellow Seung-kyung Kim will give a talk at the University of Pennsylvania's James Joo-Jin Kim Pr (More) |
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