
Keeping the Ancient World Alive
Ex antiquo ad hodiernum.
Our Mission
Inspired by Julius Caesar's copies of the Acta Diurna (‘Daily Events’ or the ‘Daily Public Record’), and thought to be the first daily gazette or newspaper in ancient history, the mission of Acta Diurna Classics is to serve as a daily educational resource created to keep the ancient world accessible for today's students.
The Blog
Dispatches from the ancient world — exploring Greco-Roman history, language, culture, and philosophy through historical deep dives that draw powerful connections between antiquity and modern life.
The Gazette
Discover curated opportunities in Classics — from lectures, seminars and conferences to field schools, internships, and scholarships sourced from leading universities and institutions around the world — delivered daily on Instagram.
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The Podcast
Conversations about the ancient world — from the epic poetry of Homer to the philosophical debates of the Athenian agora. Each episode explores a different facet of classical civilization and its enduring relevance.
Latin Literacy
Immersive programs that introduce young students to the beauty and utility of the Latin language — making the language of scholars, scientists, and statesmen accessible to a new generation of learners.
