Released on Hallowe’en this year, a new book from the Department of Classics’ Dr Liz Gloyn explores how post-classical societies use creatures from ancient myth.
Lene Rubinstein participates in discussion on the growing polarization that characterises political life and the interaction between citizens.
Department of Classics recognised as Department of the Year at Students' Unions Laurels Awards
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