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Harvard’s Center for Hellenic Studies (CHS, Harvard University) and the École Normale Supérieure - Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (ENS–PSL) are pleased to invite researchers to contribute to the program “Humanities in the Text.” The theme for applications in 2026 is the Odyssey. Read more
We are delighted to announce the fifth seminar in Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society, organized by Ifigeneia Giannadaki (UF), which will take place in Fall 2026. Read more
Join us on Sept. 18–19 for a two-day workshop exploring archaeological research and community engagement in a rapidly changing digital world. Read more
October 6. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Adele Scafuro (Brown University) will present a talk titled "Returning Confiscated Land to Exiles: Reconciliation, Arbitration, Court Judgment and SEG 36.750 and 751, the Mytilene Decree(s)." Read more
An evening conversation on Christopher Nolan's reworking of Homer's Odyssey co-sponsored by the Center for Hellenic Studies. Held on October 13 at Harvard's main campus in Cambridge, MA. Read more
Tuesday, October 13. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Kostas Apostolakis (University of Crete) will present a talk titled "Law, Rhetoric and Comedy in Fourth-Century Athens." Read more
This summer, the Center for Hellenic Studies became the new home for Harvard University’s Scholars-In-Training Program (SIT). Seven high school students from the DMV area were selected to participate as scholars-in-training, and for six weeks, they explored Greek antiquity through classes, workshops, and activities. Read more
On October 16th the CHS will host Harvard and DC area faculty and graduate students from departments of Classics and of Philosophy for the 2nd DC Area Ancient Philosophy Workshop, organized by Peter Osorio (Harvard) and Rachel Singpurwalla (University of Maryland). Read more
Tuesday, October 20. Greek Rhetoric, Law, and Society: Marios Mammatas (University of Crete) will present a talk titled "Constructing Moral Character in Against Macartatus." Read more
