The British School at Athens (BSA), an institute for advanced research in the humanities and social sciences, seeks a full-time IT Officer to develop and maintain its ICT infrastructure, coordinating […]
Nearly two million people visit the Peloponnese for tourism every year. In between exploring the beaches, the olive groves, and the stunning mountain hikes, many of us will take in […]
We are delighted to launch a new series of our homemade ‘Hidden Histories’, focussing on the Women of the Upper House.
In the various histories of the British School at Athens, there is not much information about the first year of its operation. We do know that the first director was […]
In response to the Greek government’s announcement of a partial and staged relaxation of measures to reduce the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the BSA has reviewed its policies and practices as follows.
It is our great pleasure to welcome Evi Charitoudi, who officially takes up the post of Librarian today.
A year ago today, on St George’s day, we were in Orthodox Holy Week, so things were relatively quiet at the BSA. Our son was visiting us from the UK […]
The BSA is very sad to report the death aged 91 early on (western) Easter Day of Hugh Sackett, a pillar of the BSA’s community.
Although the BSA library is closed during the corona virus outbreak, researchers will be able to find many books and journals freely available on line. There are many open access […]
We are delighted to launch our new miniseries ‘Hidden Histories’. Narrated by noted historian of Classics Christopher Stray, this set of five videos investigates the memories embedded within the buildings of the British School at Athens.