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Collaboration of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) with Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies (CHS) in the context of AUTh’s initiative for supporting its Ukrainian students

May 19, 2022

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Night photo of International Olympic Academy premises in Ancient Olympia, along with the full title, dates, and logos of organizers of 2022's symposium

Symposium on Sports, Society, & Culture 2022 — Extension of the application period

May 6, 2022

Night photo of International Olympic Academy premises in Ancient Olympia, along with the full title, dates, and logos of organizers of 2022 symposium.

The academic committee and the organizers of the Symposium, taking into account the difficulties of the current period,...

Poster of event that includes information on the speakers and date, as well as a black and white photo of T.S. Eliot.

Event dedicated to poet T.S. Eliot by the Argolis Association of Philologists

May 4, 2022

Poster of event that includes information on the speakers and date, as well as a black and white photo of T.S. Eliot.

CHS Greece collaborates with the Argolis Association of...

Photo collage depicting Harvard leaflets, a staircase, the CHS Greece Fellows' Room, and a pencil on a desk.

Apply to the new workshop "American and European Philhellenism and the Liberation of Nafplion: ideas, place, and people at the time of the Greek Revolution"

April 27, 2022

Photo collage depicting Harvard leaflets, a staircase, the CHS Greece Fellows' Room, and a pencil on a desk.

Workshop’s dates: Saturday 18 – Sunday 19 June 2022, 11:00am – 3:00pm
Οn Saturday afternoon and early on Sunday...

Top view of three lightly colored eggs in a nest against a green background with fluffy cotton stem on the side and a carton label that reads "Happy Easter!"

Harvard's CHS Greece closed for the Easter holidays

April 14, 2022

Harvard's Center for Hellenic Studies in Greece will be closed to the public for the Easter holidays between April 18 - 25 inclusive.

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Resources for Harvard Community Members Affected by the War in Ukraine

April 13, 2022

Crowded yard with short green grass and tall trees with green foliage and buildings half-hidden in the background.

Harvard responds to the crisis in Ukraine and provides resources to Harvard community members affected by the war....

Educational Event dedicated to Health in the context of Nafplio Marathon 2022: "Diabetes Mellitus - A modern sociomedical problem"

April 7, 2022

Nafplio Marathon logo with white outline of a runner running in front of a castle against a blue sky background.

The Municipality of Nafplio (Organization of Culture - Environment - Sports - Tourism —Greek acronym ΔΟΠΠΑΤ—), The Center for Hellenic Studies in...

Athens: City of Wisdom: Historical and Modern Resilience in Greece’s Capital, virtual event

April 7, 2022

The European Union seminar of the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies in cooperation with CHS US, CHS Greece, and the Consulate General of Greece in Boston welcome Bruce Clark, author of Athens: City of Wisdom and journalist of The Economist, in a discussion about the largest urban area in southeastern Europe and one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world, focusing on the factors which have underpinned Athens and Attica...

A group of twenty people seated between ancient monuments on a top of a hill and listening to one man standing in the middle.

Harvard Spring Break in Greece for Students and Alumni back after 2 years

April 4, 2022

A group of twenty people seated between ancient monuments on a top of a hill and listening to one man standing in the middle.

CHS Greece welcomed an intergenerational group of Harvard students, alumni, and fellow companions from March 12 to March 19,...

Learn about our fellows’ research projects: Francesco Scalora on the Italian philhellenic movement and Cesare Vitali's diary

March 24, 2022

Guest post by Francesco Scalora, Early Career Fellow in Philhellenism 2021

Research topic during fellowship: The diary of Cesare Vitali

Within the pan-European phenomenon known as Philhellenism, which resonated explosively throughout the 19^th century, Italy, due to its history, geographical location and political status, was prominent in a different way.

Italy offers a particularly important vantage point for understanding the force of Philhellenism in 19^th century Europe. The Italian Philhellenic phenomenon is distinguished...

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Collaboration of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) with Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies (CHS) in the context of AUTh’s initiative for supporting its Ukrainian students

Symposium on Sports, Society, & Culture 2022 — Extension of the application period

Event dedicated to poet T.S. Eliot by the Argolis Association of Philologists

Apply to the new workshop "American and European Philhellenism and the Liberation of Nafplion: ideas, place, and people at the time of the Greek Revolution"

Harvard's CHS Greece closed for the Easter holidays

Resources for Harvard Community Members Affected by the War in Ukraine

Educational Event dedicated to Health in the context of Nafplio Marathon 2022: "Diabetes Mellitus - A modern sociomedical problem"

Athens: City of Wisdom: Historical and Modern Resilience in Greece’s Capital, virtual event

Harvard Spring Break in Greece for Students and Alumni back after 2 years

Learn about our fellows’ research projects: Francesco Scalora on the Italian philhellenic movement and Cesare Vitali's diary

Guest post by Francesco Scalora, Early Career Fellow in Philhellenism 2021

Research topic during fellowship: The diary of Cesare Vitali

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