The Executive Secretary, Trustees, and Officers of Eta Sigma Phi are presently monitoring the issues of public health regarding COVID-19. Although the annual convention plays a crucial role in the administration and esprit de corps of our society, we are also concerned with our members’ health and well being. Should…
Undergraduate members of Eta Sigma Phi are invited to submit papers for consideration for presentation at the convention on Saturday April 18, 2020 at Carthage College in Kenosha, WI. Creative works and artistic performances (musical, dramatic, etc.) may be proposed in lieu of a paper. The papers will be reviewed…
Eta Sigma Phi, the national honorary society for classical studies, invites papers from undergraduate for presentation at the 152nd Annual Meeting of the Society of Classical Studies. The SCS will meet from January 7-10, 2021 in the greater Chicagoland area. Papers may deal with any aspect of the ancient…
Nuntius 93-2 for the fall of 2019 is on the way to your mailbox even as you read this message. This issue contains all the details of the 2019 convention held in March at St. Olaf College. The digital version is available even now on the website. Lector intende: laetaberis.…
Salvete/Χαίρετε! Did you know that the ΗΣΦ website posts original work by members? We’re interested in your views on issues relevant to the love of wisdom and beauty! Creative fiction and poetry with classical themes, opinions influenced by classical learning, the role of Greek and Latin in your daily life…
My name is Alexander Augustynski, and I am a junior at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. When I arrived at St John’s College, a great books school, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. A year of studying the cultural achievements of the ancient Greeks answered…
Salvete et χαίρετε! My name is Emily Camden, and I am so excited to serve as your Megale Hyparchos! I am a rising senior at Truman State University and the President of the Eta Zeta chapter. In addition, I am a classical studies major with minors in biology and museum…
Nina Andersen was originally from Lenexa, Kansas before she moved down to Fayetteville, Arkansas to attend the University of Arkansas. There, she studies Classics and Anthropology and is an active member of her Beta Pi chapter of Eta Sigma Phi. Nina currently works in her university’s Tesseract Center for Immersive…
Gwen Luxemburg Weiskopf is a rising senior at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and hails from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Gwen is majoring in Classical Latin and Greek Languages. She began taking Latin in the ninth grade and has been enthralled by the language and literature since then. Gwen is also proud…
This year our chapter fostered Classics education for the students of Augustana College. During the week of Homecoming, we hosted our third Olympic Games, which had a successful turn out. This showed the drive and determination that the Classics community has and helped to spread awareness about our organization. At…