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Jenna Colclough (MA 2019) publishes Our Little Agonies, her debut poetry collection.

Alexander Meyer wins the 2024-2025 Faculty of Arts and Humanities Teaching Excellence Award. Congratulations, Dr. Meyer!

"Slavery on the Northern Frontier: A Stylus Tablet from Vindolanda," co-authored by Alexander Meyer, was featured as February's Paper of the Month from Britannia by Cambridge University Press. See the X post here and read the article here. 

Kelly Olson talks with CBC Radio about the origins of Valentine's Day. Listen here. 

Beth Greene was recently interviewed about her time as a Jacobi Fellow at the Kommission für Alte Geschichte und Epigraphik (Commission for Ancient History and Epigraphy), a branch of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI), in a series of retrospective looks at past fellowship holders. Find the interview here. The Gerda Henkel Stiftung offers fellowships for graduate students from all countries finishing their PhD in Ancient History and Archaeology, giving students time in the fabulous DAI library and institute in Munich.  Read more about current fellowship opportunities with the DAI here. 

Debra Nousek gave a talk entitled "History Starts with a C: The Caesarian Corpus and Latin Literary Historiography" at McMaster University on January 30, 2025.