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Our next pre-applicant Open Days are open for bookings and will take place on the following dates: 📅29 May 2024 – Penryn Campus, Cornwall 📅31 May 2024 – Exeter Campuses, Devon 📅1 June 2024 - Exeter Campuses, Devon 📅24 July - Online Open Day Book now! ow.ly/hwNA50Rc6Un

Check out our project - Supporting Students in Classics and Ancient History - on Hubbub, University of Exeter's crowdfunding platform exeter.hubbub.net/p/classics-and… We are grateful for the support of Exeter alumni and friends to support our students Uni of Exeter Alumni @uofe_students @exeterguild

We are delighted to welcome Tim Whitmarsh for today's joint research seminar with Exeter Theology & Religion. The topic for today's seminar is 'The Greatest Stories Ever Told: Reading Pagan Epic in Constantinople'

Prof @HolleranClaire was on BBC Radio 4's 'Being Roman' with mary beard this week. You can listen back to episode 9 - Soldiering for Softies here bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Our very own prof @HolleranClaire was again on BBC Radio 4's Being Roman with mary beard this week. You can listen to 'A Bag of Snails and a Glass of Wine' here bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

We don't have quite as lovely a photo as our colleagues in Exeter Theology & Religion but can confirm the campus is indeed looking beautiful and we're also excited to be meeting prospective #classics and #ancienthistory students at University of Exeter #OpenDays tomorrow and Saturday!

We were thrilled to see so many prospective students at this morning's subject presentation. If you were unable to squeeze in, we've got another presentation at 2pm in Newman Purple.

Our research seminar tomorrow is titled 'The Censors between Public and Private: An Antiquarian Perspective' and we're delighted to welcome Prof Valentina Arena from UCL History 📍Streatham Court 0.28 📅Wed 5 June 1130-1330

The Antigonid Network is hosting a seminar tomorrow with Dr Charlotte Dunn giving a talk about a forthcoming publication on the retrospective psychiatric diagnosis of Demetrius I Poliorcetes. 📍Building:One Marchant Syndicate Room A and online 📅Fri 14 June 1130-1330

Our 3 days in Athens went so fast! Thank you everyone for making this trip so productive, insightful & fun. Particularly @anneliescazemier for her companionship & eloquence. Plans for the Antigonid Network have definitely advanced. More info soon! #antigonidnetwork

Fun collaboration showing just how good the Romans were at making surgical instruments! Find out more: Archaeological scanners offer 2,000-year window into the world of Roman medicine news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-hum… Exeter Classics

Our friends and colleagues in Theology and Religion talk about a new undergraduate degree programme starting in 2025 ➡️ news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-hum…

Many congratulations to Exeter PhD researcher Jack Slater who has successfully passed his PhD viva for his thesis "Together and Apart in a Time of Polycrisis: A Queer Posthuman Theological Anthropology".

Fan of the hit dark comedy Kaos, on Netflix ? Check out Dr Emily Hauser's Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences article The Conversation in which she considers five aspects of the hit show from the perspective of whether they are based on Greek myth or artistic invention. theconversation.com/five-aspects-o…