Student Resources and Opportunities

American Academy in Rome

American Institute for Roman Culture

American School of Classical Studies at Athens

Archaeological World In Roman & Greek Period

Diotima Site — Women in Antiquity

Dr. J's Illustrated Guide to Classics

Perseus Web site (Images, texts, and other resources for ancient Greece)

Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites

See Mount Vesuvius erupt in A.D. 79

VRoma — A Virtual Community for the Study of Ancient Rome

Society for Classical Studies

Aesop's Fables

English translations of Greek and Latin authors (M.I.T. text archive)

Greek and Latin Resources Available as Apple Apps

H. W. Smyth: Greek Grammar For Colleges

Liddell-Scott-Jones Greek -English Lexicon

Perseus Collection Greek and Roman Materials

Texts of Greek Authors (Perseus Archive)

TLG Online

Great Hearts Careers

Great Hearts teaching positions

Aesop's Fables

Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar for Schools & Colleges

English translations of Greek and Latin authors (M.I.T. text archive)

Latin and Greek Resources Available as Apple Apps

Lewis and Short Latin Dictionary

Perseus Collection Greek and Roman Materials

Read and/or listen to the week's news in Latin from Radio Finland

Texts of Latin Authors (Perseus Archive)

The Latin Library

Forum Romanum (Latin texts, translations, images)

Funded MA and post-bacc programs

Graduate Studies in Classics at the University of Arizona

American Philological Association

Archaeological Institute of America

CAMWS (Classical Association of the Midwest and South)

The Ohio Classical Conference

POLIS brochure

NYU College of Arts and Science Summer Abroad Programs

Hellenikon Idyllion 

Living Latin — Living History in Rome 

SIU Classics (Southern Illinois University)

Classical Greek — University of Colorado

American Academy in Rome

Byzantine Aesthetics

Plundering Greek Antiquity

POLIS The Jerusalem Institute of Language and Humanities

The Strangeness of Ancient Greece

University of Massachusetts

Eta Sigma Phi is a national classics honors society for students of Latin and/or Greek. The organization strives to promote an interest in and understanding of classical cultures and languages at the collegiate level. An invitation to join is an academic honor based on performance in an intermediate or advanced classical language course.

The Theta Pi chapter was established at Kenyon College in 2007. Since then, the organization has undertaken a broad range of initiatives to engage the college. In past years we have held readings of Vergil's "Aeneid" and other classical works, along with a weekly gathering over lunch to share in classical camaraderie. Community events have also been held to commemorate historical landmarks in the Greco-Roman world, such as the Battle of Marathon.

We plan to extend our sphere of influence beyond Kenyon. Members will be offering free weekly Latin tutoring sessions to local high school students in an attempt to foster a love for Classics at the secondary level. We have also reached out to chapters at neighboring institutions in hopes of uniting classical scholars within the region.