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full marks to Whova's tech support team for cheering me as I work on the program #ASCS43 ASCS Whova

ASCS 43 conference Online Feb. 8-11, 2022 For registration until Feb. 1st and more info. whova.com/web/ascs_20220… A.D. Trendall Lecture Professor Stephanie McCarter: Why Ovid (and Translation Matters) #ASCS2022 Res_Australes: Ancient World Studies, Australasia Australasian Women in Ancient World Studies Australasian Classical Reception Studies Network Roman History at Macquarie University Australian Academy of the Humanities

Creating Zoom meetings for next week’s #ASCS43 conference. So many Zoom meetings.

Getting pumped for ASCS! Congratulations to the organisers University of Tasmania UTAS Classics for putting together an amazing program including multiple panels on gender, experiences of women in antiquity, reinterpretations of herstory, and our panel on representations through the ages🙌

#ASCS43 is underway and all sessions are live!

This is how I’m kicking off #ASCS43 Day 2! Where are others sitting this morning? ASCS #Ovid #Reception

This exciting lecture is public and online - if you would like to attend, please contact me via the conference website in the attached tweet.

An awesome presentation this morning by Claire, whose project I am privileged to supervise #Martial #Gender #Antiquity

Thank you to @samccart1 for such a fantastic lecture on why Ovid and Translation matter for #ASCS43 it’s given me so much to think about and truly I could have listened for hours!

I’m in here! The very surprising Catullus who appears in Carl Orff’s Catulli Carmina (1943).

#ClassicalReception

Call for Papers 📢 Reception, Susception, Acception: The Use and Re-use of Classical Studies. Presented by the Centre for Classical Studies, this conference will be held Dec 1-2, 2022. Title & abstract by 2 Sept. Find out more here: bit.ly/3r5K16X

I got bored over the weekend... UTAS Classics

In the middle of an unusually chilly marking season, this essay typo provided unaccustomed empathy across the millennia

When driving an overpowered Fiat in inner-suburban Melbourne is just not Roman enough #Roman #Reception – photo Jamie Wallis

Somehow this sounds more ominous than the Guardian article on nuclear fusion probably intended #ClassicalReception