New exhibition at the Art, Design & Architecture Museum reimagines classical imagery for a multicultural America
Helen Morales
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UC Santa Barbara professors get creative when faced with the limitations of remote instruction -
Classics scholar Helen Morales’s new book explores the myth of Antigone and its relevance today -
It seems everyone loves Dolly Parton, and a podcast featuring scholar Helen Morales examines her place in American culture -
The Critical Issues in America series, “Changing Faces of U.S. Citizenship,” debuts with talk followed by panel discussion -
UCSB’s 2017 Argyropoulos Lecture examines authenticity in representations of Greek history and culture -
Exhibition at UCSB highlights 14 African Americans who became classics scholars in the 19th century -
With the 2016 Olympics set to begin in Brazil, UCSB scholars discuss the origins of the Games -
Visiting Greek artist Evdokimos Tsolakidis will direct two performances of Euripides’s ‘Helen’ at UCSB -
Conference to examine ‘Slavery, Captivity and the Meaning of Freedom’ -
Greek scholar to speak at UCSB on how the European refugee crisis is affecting Athens -
New book by Argyropoulos Chair in Hellenic Studies chronicles her journey across America -
For the 2014 Argyropoulos Lecture in Hellenic Studies, classicist and Byzantine art historian Robin Cormack will examine the work of Praxiteles, a Greek painter and sculptor of the 4th-century BC, alongside that of Angelos Akotantos,...
