‘Virtual Classics with Cambridge’ - our new outreach initiative is finally going live!
We have published new videos, and revamped our website to include a ‘School Resources’ section.
We also live streaming to schools. To find out more go to our website:
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Hope everyone is having as relaxing of a holiday season as possible! We’re always open for pitches, but we’re particularly interested in changing of time/calendars/etc. DM or email!
@resgerendaeblog@tutubuslatinus I can imagine, that you may find interest in review on https://t.co/N5bPy1nSGH on this new set. Part 1 is about the parts, part 2 about the build. A third part about the historical colosseum is coming up soon!
Call for articles is out! Have any classics and Halloween related ideas? The wisdom of taking breaks (or not)? Any other idea? Email or DM us your pitches!
This week on the blog: Brian Theng talks a lot of scents in his post, 'Perfume and power: Killing Eve and the Roman emperors'. Read it here https://t.co/GXPhtbU0oC
On the blog: 'Ugly modernism?' - Sofia Greaves responds to India Block's piece in @guardian, 'When classical beauty is in the eye of the rightwing beholder'. https://t.co/lj11VqIhd7
Today on the blog, Brian Theng keeps it CCC as he explores ancient epic and the more modern works of Kanye West and Chance the Rapper: 'Epic Rap, Rapping Epic'. Have a read! https://t.co/vPOgcbGdxo
Still mulling over the British general election? This weekend on the blog, @KrishnanRP gives one classicist's view of the campaign: 'Classics, Political class, and the MMXIX election' https://t.co/XUGDX7DIeF
This week on the blog: Brian Theng reviews his visit to the @AshmoleanMuseum's exhibit 'Last Supper in Pompeii', which has left him hungry for more. Have a read here: https://t.co/SfwABaTJ87