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Schools initiative: get in touch!

10 Dec 2020

Discover something new in the ancient world with RHUL at your school

Major new funding award for Dr Erica Rowan

10 Dec 2020

Dr Erica Rowan wins AHRC GCRF funding for an exciting new collaborative project

Satisfied Students in the Department of Classics: NSS 2020

17 Jul 2020

Department of Classics records 95% overall satisfaction from students in the National Student Survey 2020.

Congratulations to the Class of 2020!

17 Jul 2020

This year's graduates have risen to the challenges of an extremely difficult year to complete their degrees.

Two College Excellence Teaching Prizes for the Department of Classics

17 Jul 2020

College awards for outstanding teaching for Dr Erica Rowan and Peter Olive.

Questions about studying Classics with us?

15 May 2020

Talk to one of our academics about studying in the Department of Classics at Royal Holloway. Please contact our Admissions Tutor: siobhan.chomse@rhul.ac.uk.

'All the ways we've wiped': Dr Erica Rowan on the History Channel website

22 Apr 2020

Dr Rowan uses her research to dish the dirt on the history of toilet paper

Dr Zena Kamash awarded a British Academy grant for project on 'Crafting Heritage for Wellbeing in Iraq'

02 Apr 2020

Dr Kamash's collaborative project will explore the relationships between crafting, heritage and well-being for survivors of conflict in Iraq through a series of crafting workshops.

'Discovering your voice with Eurydice' – Dr Efi Spentzou's new student-led activity for schools

02 Apr 2020

In collaboration with a group of third-year Classics students, Dr Spentzou has embarked on an exciting project for school children to help them find their voices through the myth of Eurydice.

Dr Liz Gloyn explores the longevity of Classical monsters

14 Aug 2019

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.
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