Read Rome’s “Empire Without End” and the “Endless” U.S. War on Terror by Nandini Pandey published by the online journal Eidolon.
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Classics Day @ UW
Join the Department of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies as we host Classics Day on Friday, May 4 from noon to 5pm. This free event will feature panel discussions and a lecture by Sarah …
Jeff Beneker Awarded IRH Resident Faculty Fellowship
The Institute for Research in the Humanities has awarded Jeff Beneker a Resident Faculty Fellowship for academic year 2018-2019. Beneker will be on leave from teaching for one semester while working on his book project, …
Amanda Morrow Publishes
M.A. Alumna Amanda Morrow has published “I Hate My Spouse: The Performative Act of Divorce in Elephantine Aramaic” in the most recent issue of the Journal of Northwese Semitic Languages. Read the full article. Congratulations!
Laura McClure Named President of CAMWS
Professor Laura K. McClure has been appointed President of the Classcial Association of the Middle West and South. She continues a Wisconsin tradition, following in the footsteps of past presidents Water “Ray” Agard (1944-45) and …
Alice Mandell Publishes in Near Eastern Archaeology
“Reading and Writing in the Dark at Khirbet el-Qom: The Literacies of Ancient Subterranean Judah,” by Alice Mandell and Jeremy Smoak is now available in the latest edition of Near Eastern Archaeology. How did ancient …
Language Institute Interviews Alice Mandell
According to Alice Mandell, learning ancient languages gives a person, “… a sense that you are being teleported into the past. You can access stories about the gods as well as the personal letters, prayers, hopes …
Alice Mandell to Speak at Conference
Alice Mandell will be participating in The Scribal Mind: Textual Criticism in Antiquity, a conference hosted by the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York Unversity. Mandell is presenting her work, “The …
Bonesho Publishes Book Note
Catherine Bonesho recently had a book note published in the web journal Ancient Jew Review. Read her work addressing Jörg Rüpke’s Religious Deviance in the Roman World: Superstition or Individuality? (Translated by David M.B. Richardson), Cambridge …
Atwood Earns Awards
Preston Atwood was chosen to receive the Lipton Essay Award for his paper, “Erotobucolic Humor as Euphemism in Song of Songs: A Comparison with Theocritus’ Idyll 11.19-21.” The award of $750 is courtesy of the Center for Jewish …