This guest post is published in conjunction with this week’s annual meetings of the American Historical Association and the Modern Language Association both in Chicago, and the Society for Classical Studies in …
Read More >This guest post is published in conjunction with this week’s annual meetings of the Archaeological Institute of America in San Diego and the American Historical Association in Chicago. Share using #AIASCS2019 & #AHA19. By …
Read More >As the Society for Classical Studies and the American Archaeological Institute of America convene their joint conference in San Diego, UC Press’s journals program is pleased to make a selection of content …
Read More >Studies in Late Antiquity has released its first special issue, “Rethinking Medical Metaphors in Late Ancient Christianity.” The special issue was guest edited by Kristi Upson-Saia, Professor of Religious Studies, Occidental College. In …
Read More >This guest post is published as part of our blog series related to the Society of Biblical Literature & American Academy of Religion conference in Denver, CO. #sblaar18 By Ari Finkelstein, author of The …
Read More >One of the most prolific scholars of the ancient world, Peter Green is noted for his works on the Greco-Persian Wars, Alexander the Great, and the Hellenistic Age. While one of his most famous …
Read More >University of California Press will launch Journal of Medieval Worlds (eISSN: 2574-3988), a new quarterly online journal in 2019. Aims and Scope Journal of Medieval Worlds will serve as a forum for …
Read More >This week is #ACBookWeek in the United Kingdom, a week long celebration of the diversity, innovation, and influence of academic books. Follow the conversation on Twitter or on our blog via the …
Read More >Some of the most important works of world literature are epic poems from antiquity, so what would National Poetry Month be without a little Homer? Just published, this swift and vivid new …
Read More >As the joint annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America and the Society for Classical Studies takes place this week in Boston—amidst a cyclone bomb, no less—be sure to visit UC Press …
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