Conferences
Graduate Students: Call For Papers
The Fidelity of Fides: Authenticity in the Classical World
Graduate Students: Call For Papers
11th Biennial Bryn Mawr College Graduate Group Symposium Nothing in Moderation: Ancient to Contemporary Perspectives on Excess November 3-4, 2017 Featuring keynote speaker and respondent Kenneth Lapatin, Curator of Antiquities at the J. Paul Getty Museum Modern conversations about consumerism and materialism, production and pollution, the growth of the archive and the surge in technology, often centre … Read More
Assembly of the Plebs 2017
Undergraduate Conference: Assembly of the Plebs
BHPC “Form, Function, Intent: Materiality and the Codification of Knowledge” Colloquium
Massey College, 4 Devonshire Place Saturday, March 11, 2017 9:00AM – 5:30PM Our colleagues at the Book History & Print Culture Collaborative Program invite you attend the upcoming graduate organized colloquium, “Form, Function, Intent: Materiality and the Codification of Knowledge”. 2017 BHPC Colloquium Program If you are interested in attending, you are asked to please RSVP … Read More
“Doing Classics: A Workshop in Historical Methods” at UTM
Doing Classics: A Workshop in Historical Methods RSVP deadline is Tuesday, February 28, 2017. Click below to view poster:
See the “Imperial Landscapes” poster and programme
The details of the international conference “Imperial Landscapes: Empires, Societies, and Environments in the Ancient to Modern Nile Delta”, organized by our very own Katherine Blouin have been finalized, and we are pleased to make the poster and programme available to the public. See you March 23 and 24th! ____________________ Click on the thumbnail below to … Read More
Schedule Announced for “Imperial Landscapes” Conference
Conference Schedule
See the “Philosophies of Flavian Literature” poster and programme
The details of the international workshop “Philosophies of Flavian Literature,” organized by our very own Alison Keith and featuring the work of our department’s Graduate Students, have all been finalized, and we are pleased to make the poster and programme available to the public. See you March 4th!
Schedule Announced for “Philosophies of Flavian Literature Workshop”
Workshop Schedule
“Art, History, and Perception” Workshop
Jackman Humanities Building, Room JHB 418 May 5-6, 2017 (Schedule TBA) Our colleague at the Department of Philosophy, Professor Sonia Sedivy is organizing this upcoming workshop which focuses on the way that works of art and visual culture are poised at the intersection of history and perception. Speakers from Art History: Whitney Davis, University of California, Berkeley, … Read More