Faculty of Classics
Jessica Lightfoot
Tacitus' Germania and the Limits of Fantastic Geography
The Zoom link will be posted an hour prior to the seminar on the Moodle page. Please contact Renaud Gagné (rg404) or Jessica Lightfoot (jll42) if you do not have Moodle access.
The Faculty invites applications for a two-year Lectureship in Classics (Greek Literature)
19 April 2021
The Faculty invites applications for a two-year Lectureship in Classics (Greek Literature) from 1st September 2021. The deadline for applications is Monday 16th May 2021 . Applications from those currently completing PhDs in any area of Greek literature, as well as from post-doctoral scholars will be welcomed. Further...
Professor Paul Cartledge receives one of Greece’s highest honours
13 April 2021
Professor Paul Cartledge, Emeritus A.G. Leventis Professor of Greek Culture, received the Commander of the Order of Honour (Ταξιάρχης τῆς Τιμῆς), for his 'contribution to enhancing Greece's stature abroad'. One of the highest honours the Greek state can give, Paul received the honour from the H. E. Ambassador to London...
Publication of the Cambridge Greek Lexicon
13 April 2021
The much-anticipated Cambridge Greek Lexicon will be published by Cambridge University Press (CUP) on 22nd April 2021. Written by an editorial team based in the Faculty, the Cambridge Greek Lexicon , which has been twenty years in the making, covers the most widely read ancient literary texts, from Homer to the Hellenistic...
Teaching Classics in the time of Covid-19
24 February 2021
Dr Renaud Gagné, Director of Undergraduate Studies, discusses the on-going challenges and adaptations made by the Faculty as the Covid-19 crisis continues and Lent term began under a renewed lockdown.
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