Author: Cora Beth
-
Today I’m looking out at a slate-grey sky and snow that’s streaking horizontally past the window. My feet are only just starting to thaw…
-
Very soon after starting my MA in Classical Studies with the OU I realised I needed access to a reference library in Greece. It was…
-
When we talk about Greek and Roman myth, we talk a lot about flexibility. Personalities and motivations are altered across versions of a myth:…
-
Many moons ago, before the pressure of marking turned my hair snowy white (well, five hairs so far, but this website accepts hyperbole…), I was…
-
This week I’ve been following with interest the great Hylas Debate: not so much because of the publicity stunt itself, but rather because it has…
-
As I stood at the bottom of the steps gazing up at the imposing building I began to regret bringing so many pairs of shoes.…
-
Yes. That’s the short answer! Here’s the long answer, for the benefit of anyone contemplating further study and wondering how to achieve it… …
-
You may have been told that studying Classics is crazy, or pointless, or a shortcut to a life of penury and isolation without a single…
-
One of many things which fascinate me, as a bibliophile, is the space where a book ought to be. If you’re a classicist you will…
-
Every year, at around this time, I start to come up against the Wikipedia Issue. It arises when essays become more demanding and people turn…
Classical Studies Support 