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May 27, 2023
This week on the blog we're going to talk about Cleopatra or to be more specific, we're going to talk about Cleopatra VII Philopator, who is the only Cleopatra you've likely ever heard of, but that 'seven' after he name should signal that she's not the only Cleopatra. One of the trends in scholarship over…
May 10, 2023
Queen Cleopatras life is explored in a Netflix docuseries by the same name. The Egyptian queen had at least 2 husbands and famous lovers. Heres what to know:
April 11, 2023
The Roman Republic's Far-Reaching Legacy. A more valid criterion will be to see how its influence survives today.
April 9, 2023
How can we define the significance of an ancient civilisation? One obvious yardstick could be how proud its purported descendants are about it, but this is far from objective, and in the social media era, ill-informed too.A more valid criterion ...
April 8, 2023
For city poets, the streets are their canvas. While most of us only spend a few seconds of our day to take a quick glance at the streets, city poets translate every second of a glance into an emotion, a story, or a poetic symbol. Some view buildings , monuments and street corners as an
March 8, 2023
World Aquatics confirmed the composition of an Electoral Committee that will conduct and supervise elections for the national sports association for aquatics. The world governing body for the sport made the confirmation in a letter dated March 7 and emailed to the Philippine Olympic Committee (PO
February 24, 2023
History tends to repeat itself — a notion that will be explored in a Seton Hill University Theatre and Dance Program production of “Julius Caesar.” William Shakespeare’s classic drama of political intrigue and personal honor will be staged Friday and Saturday and March 3 and 4 in the university’s Performing
November 24, 2022
Today, the word decorum may be unfashionable, but it has a radical core and is the wisdom an orator uses to adapt himself to occasions and persons.