Steven Hunt

On our final day in New Delhi, we decided it was time. India Gate had been hovering on our mental to‑do list all week, and now, armed with Google Maps, stubbornness and a questionable sense of direction, we set off to see it up close. India Gate, if you haven’t met it, is an enormous sandstone arch designed by Edwin Lutyens., the British architect who was commissioned to design a new city – New Delhi – as the High Command of the British Empire in India in the early twentieth

Review — English Translation Steven Hunt & John Bulwer (eds.), Teaching Classics Worldwide. Successes, Challenges and Developments , London / New York / Oxford / Delhi / Sydney, Bloomsbury Academic, 2025, XII+468 pp. We are presented with a book whose title promises to give readers information about the current state of Classics teaching not only in the territories where its history developed historically and geographically—that is, parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa—but acros

Here’s the third in a series of brief round-ups for the end of 2025 for Classics Education in the UK #3: Jobs for Classics teachers in the UK in 2024-5 I collated the information for these statistics from the publicly available advertisements in the Times Educational Supplement and the Classics Library. Please cite me if you use any of the information in this blog. Any errors are my own. How many jobs? Fig. 1. Classics Education jobs advertised from 2018-9 to 2024-5 (c) Steve