Watch the live stream! The seminar aims to create a course in translation suited for students with or without a background in the ancient world and design ways for students of Latin and ancient Greek to read some of the texts in the original language.The 5-day seminar will begin on Thursday, June 8, and conclude on Monday, June 12. Read more
The Sunoikisis Consortium will offer this course on the campuses of Belmont Abbey College, Carthage College, Culver-Stockton, Howard University, Reinhardt University, Southwestern University, and the University of Findlay. Others may participate online through a tutorial program. The format of the discussion groups will be flexible, and may be comprised of short lectures, open discussion, student reports, deeper analysis of texts, or performances. Read more
Now is an opportunity to get involved with the latest season of community-based projects. There are opportunities to join study groups to learn ancient Greek together, you can sign up to study Euripides' Hecuba, or you can learn about digital philology search tools. Join us in the forum and via Google+ Hangout! Read more
We have previously issued invitations to join peer-supported study groups aimed at beginners of ancient Greek, with opportunities to connect with tutors. But some of you already know some Greek and might like to read and discuss ancient Greek texts with other community members. Here are a couple of ways you might like to do that. Read more
A while ago we presented an overview of how to get the most out of the forums, with guidance on how the forums are organized, and how to find and take part in discussions. This post provides guidance on how to use the tagging feature. If you are a… Read more
