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ATHENS, Greece, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Gennadius Library is pleased to announce Dr. Emily Wilson as the 2022–2023 speaker for the Thal...

ATHENS, Greece, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Gennadius Library is pleased to announce Dr. Emily Wilson as the 2022-2023 speaker for the Thalia Potamianos Annual Lecture Series on the Impact

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Studies showed that female astronauts are less likely to be selected for space missions than men. Artemis signifies the Greeks and Romans who associated Artemis with the Moon. She was a major Goddess who was worshipped in ancient Greece and has also become a modern-day feminist icon.

YSGOL Eirias students received their A-Level results today, as staff at the school say students “proved that there is nothing that can stop…

<em>Reading Greek Tragedy Online</em> brings together leading classical scholars and actors to discuss and perform excerpts from Greek drama.

Willamette students recently spent six weeks conducting drone and field reconnaissance projects in the country.

In Homer’s epic Iliad, except for Helen, the women in the Trojan War are mostly relegated to backstage roles, as opposed to the heroic deeds of the warrior kings.

Along the Ancient Coast of Turkey (October 8–17, 2022) — A Voyage from Istanbul to Antalya, with expert archaeologists Dr. Nicolle Hirschfeld and Dr. Rebecca Ingram. The trip will hug the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts of Turkey, visiting several important sites that have helped establish the historical value of shipwreck archaeology.

Irish pupils were presented with documents promoting BLM and the concepts of 'White Privilege' and 'Micro-Aggressions' in their exams.