James Loeb News Today

Mark F. McClay on the Loeb Classical Library & its latest editions of the Platonic dialogues.

MIT Professor Wiebke Denecke is the series editor of the new Hsu-Tang Library of Classical Chinese Literature.

Rhodora Vennarucci, assistant professor of classical studies, has been invited to join the Archaeological Institute of Americas 128th National Lecture Program, and she will share her research on the Roman world.

Now listen, since the village of Saranac Lake is unique in the state of New York as the only incorporated village that has within its boundaries in three town

A page one headline on the Adirondack Daily Enterprise of July 20, 1960, read: “Today’s 25th Birthday of Whiteface Highway.” “Twenty-five years ago

‘A World Within Reach’ Review: Harvard Art Museums Curates a Refreshing Connection to Antiquity | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

Loeb at First Sight: The Classics Come in Red and Green Since 1912, the Loeb Classical Library has brought Latin and Greek literature to millions. The books’ distinctive, restrained design is part of their enduring appeal. By Amanda Kolson Hurley, Superscript September 17, 2013 As a student at Harvard, James Loeb (1867–1933) wanted to become a classical archaeologist until one of his professors warned him that the field was not welcoming to Jews. He joined his family’s busi...