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Research Impact
Warwick's Classics Department believes that research into Greek and Roman antiquity contributes important social and cultural insights for modern society.
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Warwick Ancient Drama Festival
Each year Warwick staff and students collaborate on producing a play from antiquity, accompanied by talks and workshops for schools.
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Warwick Classics Network
The Warwick Classics Network supports the teaching of the Classical World in Schools across the region.
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Outreach and Impact News
New on the Material Musings blog
In November's Material Musings blog article, Sue Walker discusses an unusual enamelled statuette from the western Roman cemetery at Cirencester in an article titled: 'The Cirencester Cockerel'.
You can read it here.
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Ashmolean Latin Inscriptions Project
As a department we work with museums worldwide to improve our knowledge of antiquity.
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The Department of Classics is passionately committed to encouraging as wide an audience as possible to engage with the study of the Classical world, from sharing our enthusiasm for Classics and our latest research with schools across the country, to providing our students with the opportunities to share their own passion for the subject with the community.
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Blogs and Podcasts
Check out our monthly departmental blog Material Musings on the fascinating world of ancient material culture and the stories these objects can tell us. We also have a range of archive Podcasts and Vodcasts, as well as vidoes on our YouTube channel. More Podcasts will be arriving here soon, so watch this space.