On May 3rd, I will be hosting the 2025 New York Classics Conference. Professor Joseph Farrell of the University of Pennsylvania will be...

The Council of Gods, miniature on parchment. Latin manuscript of the Aeneid called Virgil Roman Codex, Vat.Lat 3867, folio 14, 5th...

Opening of Book 7, Metropolitan Museum of New York Happy New Year! Another initiative I have been working on is providing translations...

Salvēte, omnēs! Throughout this September and October during my fall as a high school senior, I have been working to understand Vergil's...

The Second International Congress of Eugenics took place from September 22 to 28 in 1921, at New York City’s American Museum of Natural...

Salvēte, omnēs! I am delighted to present to you all a project that I have been working on for the past few months! I have been...

I wanted to share with you all a creative speech and rhetorical analysis that I wrote on behalf of the prosecution of Pro Archia, the...

Even in the midst of a winter rain and snow storm, I was delighted to travel to New Hampshire to present at the 118th annual meeting of...

Prior to my in-depth study of Cicero's "Pro Archia Poeta" in my Latin elective, I read the following quote from Cicero's perspective on...

I read Daedalus and Icarus for the first time during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Icarus' plight of "flying too close to the...

I want to share with you all a poem that I wrote in 2022. The seemingly trivial act of throwing a penny into a fountain inspired me to...

I have been eagerly anticipating Emily Wilson's translation of The Iliad since I read her translation of The Odyssey. I enjoy a...

The Classics in Color has been an ongoing project of mine ever since I stepped into my first Latin classroom in sixth grade. I could not...