On 1st October, Martin Michálek defended his PhD thesis on Horace’s Odes, titled Horace Made Strange: Carpe Diem as Mood, Reception as Attunement (abstract below). Martin wrote his thesis with Prof. […]

This Fall break, Hopkins Classicist Kathryn Stutz presented her research at the University of California Santa Cruz’s annual Festival of Monsters, in a talk titled “I Shall Have Become a […]

On Saturday 19th October, graduate student Keisuke Nakajima and Chris Londa (our Loeb Classical Library post-doctoral fellow) joined 10,000 fellow-runners to complete the Baltimore City Half-Marathon, covering a distance of […]

This weekend, three of our graduates presented their research at the Fall Meeting of the CAAS (Classical Association of the Atlantic States): We couldn’t be prouder; congratulations, Charissa, Jima and […]

The JHU Graduate students are pleased to announce that we are hosting our graduate conference on March 7th-8th, 2025 and we are now seeking submissions! We are delighted to welcome […]

This year, the department’s Evangelia Davos prize was awarded to undergraduate student Marie Wei. Each year, the prize Evangelia Davos Prize is awarded to the undergraduate major or minor in […]

Professor Nandini Pandey has won a $20K Loeb Classical Library research grant for her ongoing project Race against Time / Futures of Ancient Race. This grant will sustain the building […]

Yanneck Wiegers, PhD student in Classics, won a research fellowship at the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute for Spring 2025 to collaborate with colleagues from a wide range of academic backgrounds. […]

Congratulations to Prof. Karen ní Mheallaigh who has won a prestigious JHU Discovery Award (along with William Egginton (MLL), Yulia Frumer (HoST), Jeremy Greene (Medicine), Earle Havens (MSEL), and Marc […]

Congratulations to Laura Evans, recipient of the 2022 Evangelia Davos Prize in Classics. Laura is a two-time winner of the prize, having also won in 2021. She graduated with honors […]