27 Apr 2023 Ancient History of Armenia 6:00 PM Lecture by Miqayel Badalyan, Director of the Erebuni Historical and Archaeological Museum in Yerevan, to the public with the participation of the Armenian Ambassador.
27 Apr 2023 Armenia from the post-Urartian to Medieval period 10:00 AM Lecture by Miqayel Badalyan, Director of the Erebuni Museum of History and Archaeology in Yerevan.
25 Apr 2023 Urartu and Etiuni: Archaeology of the Iron Age of Armenia 10:00 AM Lecture by Miqayel Badalyan, Director of the Erebuni Museum of History and Archaeology in Yerevan.
24 Mar 2023 International Public Reading of Virgil 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM The Department of Classical Studies will once again join the worldwide public reading of works by Greek and Latin authors. This year, the Aeneid of Virgil will be featured. The reading will also be streamed online.
21 Feb 2023 Presentation of the book Της ντροπής 5:30 PM We invite you to the presentation of the book Της ντροπής by the Cypriot author Vivian Avraamidou Ploumpi.The 73 short stories are based on the author's personal memories of the town of Ammochostos (Famagusta) and the occupation of the eastern part of Cyprus by Turkish troops. The event will be held in Greek.
8 Dec 2022 Lactantius as a witness to his time 4:00 PM We invite you to the lecture "Lactantius – svedok svojej doby" ("Lactantius as a witness to his time") that will be given in Slovak by dr. Emanuel Jirkal (University of Constantine the Philosopher, Nitra) on Thursday 8 December at 4pm in the classroom D31.
1–3 Dec 2022 International conference “Editing Reconsidered" Come and see how medieval sources are made accessible in the 21st century. The conference "Editing Reconsidered: Editors, Users and Curators of Medieval Sources in the 21st Century" will focus on theoretical and practical examples of publishing medieval sources in digital and printed form.
29 Nov 2022 Exploring the Heartland 4:00 PM We invite you to a lecture by Mgr. Aaron Plattner (Universität Graz) Exploring the Heartland: Pausanias and his Account on Imperial Greece's pre-Roman Cultural Heritage. The lecture will be held both in person (G25) and online.