CANE’s Annual Meeting will be held at Brandeis University from March 20-21, 2026 – and the AGORA will be open! Bring us your excess Classical stuff! Here’s a chance to pass on the t-shirts, jigsaw puzzles, games and jewelry – and anything else – that you’re tired of but want others to enjoy. Books can go to the used book sale – an always popular venue. Come donate and shop! All proceeds go to CANE.
Registration for the Annual Meeting is still open. Hope to see you there!
There are gifts that bring a restitutive expansiveness to the life of the mind, and the Renata Poggioli Award is one of them. My grant proposal set out two intentions: to visit sites in Italy that had eluded previous itineraries, and to seek places that would nourish my doctoral work in Comparative Literature, where Ovid, Augustine, Dante, and Bonaventure are constant interlocutors.
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, will host Professor Robin Osborne for the Estelle Shohet Brettman Memorial Lecture on September 24. Professor Osborne’s lecture is
Call for Participants: New Perspectives on Classics and Race: A Workshop for Teachers and Researchers The Vassar College Department of Greek and Roman Studies invites
Prepared by Kevin Ballestrini, Executive Secretary and CANE Delegate to the ACL Institute held June 27–30, 2026, College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA Overview
