This eight day intensive interdisciplinary workshop, under the aegis of the Diocesan Academy of Theological and Historical Studies of the Holy Meteora, convened up to twenty graduate students from Princeton University and universities in Greece. The workshop introduced students to the rich heritage of the monastic community of Meteora,…

The general topic of the workshops was Aristotle’s philosophy of nature, very broadly conceived, but in some years the group tackles Aristotle’s ethical and political works.

The program aimed to give graduate students from different academic backgrounds the opportunity to collaborate closely and intensively with one another in an…

This year’s Mt. Menoikeion seminar will bring together a small group of Princeton students to explore the interconnected monastic and secular networks of northern Greece.  While our focus will be on the history, archaeology, art and architecture of the Monastery of St. John Prodromos (St. John the Baptist) and its surroundings, we will…

PITHOS (Princeton-Ioannina-Thessaly On-Site Seminars) is a collaboration of faculty at Princeton University, the University of Ioannina, and the University of Thessaly that aims to foster intellectual collaboration and exchange among scholars of ancient Greek art and archaeology.

A hands on experience in the archaeological field.

This seminar, based in Athens, traces the history of the relation between Modern Greek literature and photography. Students interacted with renowned Greek photographers and enrolled in weekly photography workshops.