Supporting community-led approaches to dialogue, mediation and conflict resolution

Remembering Professor Pat Easterling FBA (1934 – 2026)

Language, history, culture and literature of ancient Greece and Rome – includes Latin and classical Greek studies

Language, history, culture and literature of ancient Greece and Rome – includes Latin and classical Greek studies

Iconic Victorian covered market, with roots in Roman Londinium. Today, more than 40 renowned retail brands and outstanding food and drink venues are set within the stunning market place.

Podcast Episode · Classics and Poetry Now · 6 August · 44min

An opportunity to remember the life of Prof Dame Averil Cameron, our former colleague in Classics.

A metal detectorist first found the site 16 years ago in a regularly ploughed farmer's field.

YouTube video by Art Making

James Corke-Webster (KCL): Letters of Refuge: From Ancient Lyons to Modern Calais

YouTube video by Art Making

Classics involves the study of the ancient civilisations that formed the beginnings of democracy

Dr Claire Millington publishes new book exploring the families behind Roman soldiers at Hadrian's Wall.

Towards Resilient Destinations: Integrating Nature, Culture and Tourism for Sustainable Futures (NEST). April 23rd-24th 2026 Hybrid at the Ionian Academy, Corfu and Online

In this article, we explore what it means to use the term domestication when it comes to analysing tales of Penelope, from her first appearance in Homer’s Odyssey to the most recent reinterpretatio...

Abstract. This chapter moves towards a theory of amplification, a multivalent term with an unruly range of applications and meanings. It maps amplification

The Department of Classics is sad to learn of the death on the 7th April of our former colleague, Professor Dame Averil Cameron.

Second-year Classics student Parmiss shares student stories about the women who support them whilst at university

One of the highlights of the Classics calendar at King’s is the annual Greek Play.