Hellenic Studies Program, Yale University

Hellenic Studies Program, Yale University The Hellenic Studies Program at the Yale MacMillan Center supports and coordinates the study of post-Antiquity Hellenic culture and civilization.

Established in July 2001 with the generous support of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation. The Program for Hellenic Studies, under the umbrella of the European Studies Council at The MacMillan Center, supports and coordinates the study of post-Antiquity Hellenic culture and civilization. The Program organizes lectures, symposia, conferences and supports faculty and student scholarly activities, as wel

l as cultural events. For more information about the Program's activities visit our website at http://www.yale.edu/macmillan/hsp . Please also visit our “Community Events” section for local activities. The activities of the Hellenic Studies Program are generously funded by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Center for Hellenic Studies at Yale University.

03/30/2026
https://macmillan.yale.edu/europe/events/2025-04-09/public-archaeology-21st-century-greece-nikolaos-stampolidis-director...
04/05/2025

https://macmillan.yale.edu/europe/events/2025-04-09/public-archaeology-21st-century-greece-nikolaos-stampolidis-director?fbclid=IwY2xjawJef1lleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHh6XSGxzK6VqPOrumNTmIS7rk3nXXoUcemFSWCUajgaGtm2lQ9g9nOU83eMc_aem_BlqXL4QEwoanY_Oi81qsLw

Wed, Apr 9 2025, 5 - 6:30pm | 2025 Annual Stavros Niarchos Foundation Lecture This lecture explores the dynamic field of public archaeology in contemporary Greece. Using the ancient Cretan city of Eleutherna as a case study, it illustrates how public archaeology integrates scientific research, cultu...

Please join us in celebration of fifty years of Greece's return to democracyFree and open to the public
10/20/2024

Please join us in celebration of fifty years of Greece's return to democracy

Free and open to the public

Please join us for a talk on growing up on a divided island by leading anthropologist of children culture, Professor Spy...
09/30/2024

Please join us for a talk on growing up on a divided island by leading anthropologist of children culture, Professor Spyros Spyrou. The talk is part of the program's events to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Cyprus's division.

Friday, October 4, 4:00 PM, Luce Hall 202

What is it like to grow up in a territorially and ethnically divided society like Cyprus? What role does education, both formal and informal, play in this? How do children think about and navigate their political lives and selves in such a context? This presentation will draw on ethnographic work with children over three decades to tackle these questions and to shed light on processes of identity construction and ‘othering’ in post-1974 Cyprus both before and after the opening of the checkpoints in 2003. The talk will also consider the wider implications of these processes on key contemporary issues like nationalism, immigration, and racism and the role of education in these.

Please join us. The concert is free and open to the public.
04/22/2024

Please join us. The concert is free and open to the public.

https://www.panhellenicsf.org/internships
03/19/2024

https://www.panhellenicsf.org/internships

We are pleased to offer our Internship Alliance Program. Internship opportunities are made available to PanHellenic Alumni and PanHellenic Young Leaders. Having learned from our many successful Mentorship events, we are taking professional interaction even further by connecting our extraordinary Sch...

Tomorrow!
03/01/2024

Tomorrow!

Join us for a feast of seasonal songs
02/24/2024

Join us for a feast of seasonal songs

Please join us for our upcoming talk on Thursday, January 25. Giorgos Venizelos (Fellow in Political Polarization at the...
01/16/2024

Please join us for our upcoming talk on Thursday, January 25. Giorgos Venizelos (Fellow in Political Polarization at the Democracy Institute, Central European University) has mobilized discourse analysis, analysis of digital media, in-depth interviews and ethnographic methods, to compare populist discourse and performativity in Greece and the US. We are excited to hear his findings.

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