Christine Morris 2/11/22 Christine Morris 2/11/22

Exploring public engagement through Access Classics and ClassicsNow

Christine Morris 1/13/22 Christine Morris 1/13/22

Bringing Hestia Home: Reunifying the Parthenon Marbles

Paul Cartledge makes the case for the return and reunification of the Parthenon Marbles, arguing that this is not about claims to legality but is rather, in the context of the decolonising of cultural heritage, a matter of ethical probity.

Christine Morris 1/6/22 Christine Morris 1/6/22

Tacitus, Rhetoric, and Reporting Power

Christine Morris 11/21/21 Christine Morris 11/21/21

The Mystery of Catiline – A Mockumentary

Christine Morris 10/28/21 Christine Morris 10/28/21

Sibyl Service: An Interview with Sophie Dibben

Christine Morris 10/10/21 Christine Morris 10/10/21

What’s so funny about getting punched in the face? Slapstick in ancient and modern comedy

Christine Morris 9/19/21 Christine Morris 9/19/21

‘Abandonment’: Archaeology in the service of society

Christine Morris 8/18/21 Christine Morris 8/18/21

Classics in Conversation: Virgil's Map

Christine Morris 8/4/21 Christine Morris 8/4/21

What have the Ancients ever done for us? A PGR Online Conference

Rebecca Usherwood 8/1/21 Rebecca Usherwood 8/1/21

The Ancient Historian goes to Cinecittà. Reflections on working as a historical adviser

Christine Morris 8/1/21 Christine Morris 8/1/21

Letters Never Sent: An Epistolary Exploration of the Odyssey