Prostitutes in ancient Greece led lives of slavery and poverty, new book says
Popular culture depicts them as richly painted courtesans of means, but the life of the average prostitute in ancient Greece ... Full story
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Grants awarded to 24 researchers
Twenty-four Brock researchers have received a combined total of nearly $60,000 through two internal programs that help faculty advance their programs ... Full story -
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R. Angus Smith presented an invited lecture at the National Library and Archives Canada in Ottawa on Nov. 16. His lecture ... Full story -
Anthropologist kicks off archeology lectures
A University of Toronto anthropologist will kick off this year's Public Lecture Series on Archeology at Brock. Ed Swensen will ... Full story -
Brock cuts ribbon on new International Centre
Brock has officially opened its new 46,000-square-foot International Centre. The project, which is part of the Campaign for a Bold ... Full story -
Brock researchers awarded $1.7 million
Twenty-nine Brock researchers have received a combined $1.7 million in grants through the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). The ... Full story -
New Associate Dean of Humanities named
An associate professor in the Department of Classics has been named a new Associate Dean in the Faculty of Humanities. ... Full story -
Classics
Fanny Dolansky, assistant professor of Classics, presented a paper titled "Rape and Augustan Family Legislation in Ovid, Fasti 2" at the ... Full story -
Twenty researchers receive internal grants
Brock researchers have received nearly $65,000 in funding through two internal programs that assist faculty with their research. Twenty researchers will ... Full story -
Media Talk: Mycenaean tombs discovered might be evidence of classless society
Angus Smith, associate professor, Classics, was quoted in the article "Mycenaean tombs discovered might be evidence of classless society" in ... Full story
