Classics, for every student
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Hodie et Cras hosts free, one-day programs on college campuses. Learn and collaborate with faculty and college Classics students, whether you are translating your first line or your hundredth.
200+
Student Particpants
15+
Workshops and Lectures
4
Past Symposia
THE DAY
One campus, one day, three movements
A symposium is a single day: lectures, student work, and a workshop.
01
Expert Lectures
Led by university faculty, exploring the interconnection of the past and the future. Past lectures include The Myth of Theuth and Generative AI, and Classics in Translation.
02
Student Panels
Undergraduate classicists are available to answer questions about their journey, talking with the room as peers.
03
Workshops
Hands-on sessions led by faculty and graduate students make ancient languages and texts usable and personal, including if this is your first line.
Read the Columbia Classics feature
“Watching high school students engage so seriously and enthusiastically with Columbia faculty and undergraduates…”
LUCY DOMINGO
Founder, quoted in Columbia University Classics Newsletter
IN THE ROOM
What the day looks like
Students on a tour of the Yale University Art Gallery
A lecture on Thucydides by Prof. Emily Greenwood, Harvard
A lecture on Sappho delivered by Prof. Gregory Nagy, Harvard