
Antigone Rising
A tongue fat from swelling. A fine flame coursing down through your limbs. Ringing in your ears and a fuzzy darkness blinding your eyes. As an undergraduate Classics student who has studied Latin for more than half of…
A tongue fat from swelling. A fine flame coursing down through your limbs. Ringing in your ears and a fuzzy darkness blinding your eyes. As an undergraduate Classics student who has studied Latin for more than half of…
This semester, I have gained a clearer understanding of the power and reach of Classics in the modern world; but I have also learnt about the social and ethical responsibilities that come with being a ‘citizen…
‘Applied Classics’ was a term I had never encountered before I began my preparation for this module. I had often thought about what kind of skills I have developed through the study of Classics and how they can be…
What does the future hold for the discipline of Classics? And what has Classics got to offer future generations? In recent years, students and staff in many different Classics departments have been reflecting on…