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In honor of the Tony-award winning musical, Hadestown, coming to DPAC, join Duke faculty and artists from the Hadestown production in a conversation about Myth, Gender, and Music in Hadestown. Our conversation will feature Ken Cerniglia, the dramaturg for the original Broadway production and Sean Mayes, the associate musical director for the Broadway production, in

As a young boy in Portsmouth, a naval town in southern England dating back to Roman times, Andrew Stewart kindled his fascination with the ancient and medieval realms. While archaeology started off as a childhood hobby, it quickly blossomed into a ca

Joel Christensen’s profile on The Conversation

Born into slavery, Gilbert became one of America’s great scholars — a classicist, a linguist, an archaeologist and an educator.

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Shirley-Anne Somerville has defended arrangements that will see some pupils told in early March about what will come up in their exams.

New biography explores the extraordinary life of John Wesley Gilbert

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and in light of this love-filled holiday, we saw it fitting to speak with two lovebirds –– more specifically, professors at Virginia Tech

The newly endowed Chair of Roman Numismatics is named in honor of renowned numismatist, scholar, and ANS Board of Trustees Vice President Andrew M.

Virginia Wright is an associate attorney with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP in the Government Enforcement and Investigations Practice Group.