Ink-Stained Classics

For this issue, I’ll just be focussing on 20 English words that originate from Latin. Although Latin may not be a language that is studied for the purpose of being spoken, it is a language that allows your English vocabulary to just keep on growing. Here are some words that you may or may not Read more

If you were to take a minute to research the current medical heroes in our society, I’m sure you would be overwhelmed with hundreds of names. However, in Ancient Rome and Ancient Greek societies, there are only so few of them. The reason for this includes the fact that an education in the field of Read more

Archaeologists are continually on the search for new discoveries around the globe. Recently, preserved Roman swords were found hidden deep inside the Dead Sea cava, dating back to almost 2000 years ago. The Dead Sea is situated between Israel and Jordan, forming part of the border between the two countries. These ancient Roman weapons were Read more

At the most notable museums around the country, Classics are on view everywhere. Not only is the art fun to look at, but you also get a little bit of Ancient history in a not so boring way. In this blog, I have put together a few intriguing pieces from The Met, The Getty Villa, Read more

Ancient medicine was typically more holistic than our current medical practices, as they dwelled on the belief that healing is most effective when considering the whole person and each individual, rather than focusing on specific treatments for diagnosing specific diseases. Socrates, a Greek philosopher once said, “the part can never be well unless the whole Read more

Artificial Intelligence is one of the most useful tools in our generation. It can be used to increase efficiency and also complete time-consuming tasks. The prevalence of AI has been distributed throughout many different fields, even to the point where it is causing some people to lose their jobs. Focusing on more of the benefits, Read more