Expanding accessibility to Classics

We reframe ancient history and classical languages as dynamic tools for contemporary thought, creating open access for all students. Hodie et Cras is built by students, for students.

Our Ethos

Classics is a living blueprint,
not a marble bust.

Through connection and open access, we dismantle institutional gatekeeping. There is a seat for you here, whether you are translating your first line or your hundreth.

From Students, For Students

Lucy Domingo founded Hodie et Cras as a high school junior to ensure ancient history and languages belong to everyone, regardless of institutional background. Here at Hodie et Cras, we champion open access, believing that the insights of antiquity are vital for understanding our present and shaping our future.

We are currently looking for SYMPOSIUM CHAIRS

We are looking for Symposium Chairs to plan and run the next Symposium with the Founder and fellow Co-Chairs. You will be the Founder’s main planning partner. Because the Founder will be overseas, you will own day-to-day organization.

Responsibilities include coordinating programming and speakers, managing logistics and communications, developing institutional partnerships and outreach, and leading event-day operations.

The ideal candidate is passionate about Classics, proactive and dependable, and excited to build something from the ground up while gaining hands-on experience in academic conference organization and helping shape the future of Hodie et Cras.

Shape the Future of Classics

Join our growing community of scholars, educators, and enthusiasts. Connect with us to launch a local chapter or contribute to our mission of open classical access.