Classics Continuum is an annual online conference led by high school students, for high school students. Our goal is to create a forum where people can come together to celebrate, debate, share, and collaborate, with the goal of promoting access to the classics.
Should you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact classicscontinuum@gmail.com
We’re excited to welcome you to our upcoming Online Classics Continuum!
Please note that portions of this event will be recorded, including presentations or discussions. These recordings may be used for educational or promotional purposes, such as sharing with registered attendees, future participants, or on our website.
By signing up to attend, you acknowledge and consent to the possibility of being recorded during the conference, but we are focusing on just recording the speaker. If you prefer not to appear in any recordings, you are welcome to keep your camera and microphone off throughout the event.
We value your participation and are committed to creating a respectful, engaging environment for everyone. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us in advance.
Thanks for being part of this celebration of the classics!
View The Full 2025 Digital Program!
1. Reese Moriarty - Cicero’s Pro Caelio: How does he make his argument convincing?
2. Celine Bach - Past Prologues: Women in Greek Tragedy and Contemporary Literature
3. James Bloom - Mythic Makers, Exploring Greek, Roman, and African Myths
4. Yvonne Tang - Her Story: The Voice of Women in Retellings Of Classical Literature
5. Julia Manning - The Ichthyology of Antiquity: Pliny The Elder on Fish in Natural History
6. Waverly Moses - Digital Devotion: A Modern Vurtumnus and Ponoma
7. Chase Blumefeld and Cole Stopnick -
8. Madeline Keiger - Gender Fluidity in Ovid’s Metamorphoses
9. Abila Bian - Storytelling in Court: On Legal Rhetoric and Jury Impartiality
10. Jacob Barnett - Catullus and Comparisons with Modern Pop : Love and Its Addiction
