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Join us on February 26, at the Keene Faculty Center, for a lecture by Deborah Beck, professor of classics from the University of Texas at Austin.

Eleni Bozia (author of Politics of Language, 2024) gives a fascinating TEDTalk on predicting the future with Classics and AI. @TEDTalks 👇 bit.ly/44GVPxs

Check out this video from @UF_CLAS interviewing our own Dr. Jennifer Rea (@ProfJenRea) about her fascinating research in Classics! youtu.be/oONsvXWpMe8 #gatorclassics

Congratulations to all the award recipients at the 2023 Awards Ceremony for the UF Center for Greek Studies and UF Classics! Our students’ accomplishments never cease to amaze us #gatorclassics

Congratulations to Jack Orcés (@JrOrces), UF Classics PhD student, on being awarded a Graduate Student Teaching Award from @UF_GradSchool #gatorclassics

Join us this afternoon (March 31) at 4pm in the Keene Faculty Center (Dauer Hall) to hear from Prof. Maurizio Forte again as he delivers a lecture on "Vulci 3000: New Research Perspectives in Between Etruscan and Roman Urbanism."

Can you see the AI in Classics? This morning, Prof. Maurizio Forte (Duke University) visited us here in Gainesville to talk about AI in Antiquity and Today! @UF_Humanities @UF_CLAS #gatorclassics

Crowning academic achievement of my program so far was quoting a @lizzo Tweet in the Introduction for this volume

Our graduate students have published Volume 2 of their open-access journal Selected Proceedings of the Classics Graduate Student Symposia! journals.flvc.org/PCGSS/ @DESimoni_Albert @AnPantazopoulou @cmskoutelas @atony_22 #gatorclassics

Thanks so much to everyone involved in the planning and execution of today’s Symposium! Please keep an eye on our social media feeds for the upcoming publication of volume 2 of our conference Proceedings from last year and volume 3 from this year in 2024 #ufcgs6 #gatorclassics

We’re hearing now an insightful response from Prof. Sonia Sabnis (Reed College) as she wraps up the panel and moves us into an engaging conversation about mythic movements #ufcgs6 #gatorclassics

Sparking our conversation for the afternoon is UF Classics’ Jack Orcés (@JrOrces) introducing our final panel “Mythic Movements” #ufcgs6 #gatorclassics

Speaking now is Prof. Trevor Luke (Florida State University) whose summary and insights into this panel’s work is sure to produce a lively conversation among the participants and move into another great Q&A session! #ufcgs6 #gatorclassics

Completing panel 2 is Trayce Hockstad (University of Alabama) with their fascinating “The Regulation of Mobility and the Threat of Flight in the Roman World” #ufcgs6 #gatorclassics

After a well-deserved coffee break, we’re on to the day’s second panel “All Roads Lead to Rome” with UF Classics’ Frank Solis #ufcgs6 #gatorclassics