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Aug 2019
The stares. This is what happens when you step over the rope into the spaces few go, but many wish to visit. Students in the “Illegal
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Jul 2019
As a CYA summer 2015 student, I took two classes: Excavating in the Aegean: The Despotiko Field School and When Egypt Meets the Aegean:
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Jul 2019
‘The Present Past: Re-imagining Greece through Heritage’ is a CYA summer course that focuses on a journey – literally and metaphorically – into
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Jul 2019
“Unknown Provenance.” 2-words repeated over and over by CYA professor, alumna (’95), and trustee, Zoë Kontes, while showing her students
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Jul 2019
“First we need to care about the Planet, then the People, and after about Profit”. APIVITA co-founder, Nikos Koutsianas, welcomed
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Jul 2019
Alumnus Alan Shapiro (’69), Professor of Classics and W. H. Collins Vickers Professor of Archaeology Emeritus at Johns Hopkins, came back to CYA
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Jan 2019
Ioan Bolohan attended The Archaeology of Greece: From Palace to City-State, study travel course in summer 2013. He came to CYA from the
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Jul 2018
A new summer course, Political Economy in Historical Context: From Ancient Greece to Modern Greek Crises was offered this summer with great
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Aug 2017
CYA takes on contemporary Europe! The summer session II course, MS385 Europe’s Multi-Dimensional Crisis: Migration, Economy and
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Jul 2017
Exploring the Mediterranean diet doesn’t get any better than this. The summer II Anthropology of Food Course taught by Prof. Aimee Placas
