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NYC-based non-profit promoting the Classics, classical languages, and their related disciplines. In 1997, the Club became a not-for-profit corporations.
On June 9, 1900, five classicists founded the "New York Latin Club" in order to provide a forum for individuals interested in classical antiquity to gather, exchange ideas, and sponsor lectures by distinguished classicists. Later christened the New York Classical Club, the organization gradually expanded its mission to include the promotion of Greek and Latin study in schools and colleges, using t
05/01/2026
NYCC's Spring Lecture is next FRIDAY! Please RSVP through the link in the comments.
Friday, May 8th from 4 – 6pm EST
CUNY Graduate Center
365 Fifth Ave, Room 8301
You do NOT need to be a member to attend, so please tell your friends/students/neighbors about this very exciting talk from Dr. Elizabeth Macaulay. Our lectures are always geared towards ANYONE with an interest in the ancient world.
Bring a photo ID to enter the building.
04/25/2026
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04/10/2026
Our High School Translation & Recitation Contest is tomorrow!! Hopefully our students are signed up and ready to tread the (metaphorical) stage.
Winners will be announced Friday May 8th at our annual Spring Lecture (4-6pm at the CUNY Graduate Center)
High School Translation & Recitation Contest 2026 — The New York Classical Club The New York Classical Club invites you to send your students to this year’s Latin Sight Translation Contest for High School Students and to the second High School Latin Recitation/Reading Contest . The translation contest will take place from 12:00-1:30, and th
03/15/2026
Cave Idus Martias!
02/27/2026
Tomorrow, Saturday 2/28!
Free and you do not need to be a member to attend.
02/21/2026
Free to attend, but please RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflJ8h4W5JdlIpKlVYcVULHVREWXh9sQIXd_7ckI5UhqORkQA/viewform?usp=publish-editor
ANNUAL WINTER CONFERENCE
Saturday, Feb 28
10am–5pm
02/10/2026
ANNUAL WINTER CONFERENCE
Saturday, Feb 28
10am–5pm
**Stay tuned for time slots and titles!**
06/19/2021
A Latin Expert’s Odyssey, From the Vatican to the Gay Rights Movement Francesco Lepore likes to challenge the status quo. He now writes a general-interest column in Latin, with the latest on “Ioannes Biden” and “Vladimirum Putin.”
05/30/2021
Catullus and Lesbia’s Sparrow | History Today Natural Histories Catullus and Lesbia’s Sparrow A Roman poet transformed an unremarkable bird into a contested symbol of eroticism. Alexander Lee | Published in History Today Volume 71 Issue 5 May 2021 No sparrow has provoked as much affection or controversy as that commemorated by the Roman poet ...
05/27/2021
First English dictionary of ancient Greek since Victorian era ‘spares no blushes’ Words the most recent Greek lexicon translated as ‘to wench’ or ‘do one’s need’ have been given much earthier new readings for modern students of classics
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