Then & Now – Upper House 1886-1897 and 2025
Missed the Winter 2024-25 Newsletter‘s Then & Now? Seen it and want to know more? Here’s how it happened! For this special edition of the long-running Then & Now […]
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BSA Arts Researcher in Residence 2026
We are very pleased to announce that the BSA Arts Researcher in Residence (BSA/UAL partnership) for 2026 has been offered to Abbie Vickress. Abbie Vickress is a graphic designer, researcher and […]
The Hugh Sackett Street Celebration
On the 25th June 2025, an inaugural ceremony for Hugh Sackett Street took place in Palaikastro, East Crete, with celebrations including a church service at Aghios Antonios, the unveiling of […]
Archive donation – Penrose’s passport
We are thrilled have recently received for our Archive of one of Francis C. Penrose’s (the BSA’s first Director) passports from his travels in 1845! This sleek bound document seems […]
A Special Evening with Natalie Haynes: “For the love of Gods”
Last week, BSA Supporters and guests gathered for an inspiring evening at the British Academy in London, featuring an insightful conversation between Director Professor Rebecca Sweetman and acclaimed writer and […]
June 30, 2025
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Newsletter Winter 2024-25
The latest edition of our biannual newsletter is now available. The Winter 2024-25 newsletter focuses on our fieldwork, research and outreach activities over the past academic year. This issue is […]
Call for applications: Visiting Fellowships 2026-27
The BSA is currently inviting applications for the 2026-27 academic year. Visiting Fellowships at the British School at Athens are offered for periods of between four and twelve weeks for […]
Transforming Access project – RICHeS visit to Athens
A few weeks ago, the core Transforming Access leadership team for our RICHeS project funded by UKRI got together in Athens. Professor Mark Jackson (PI) and Dr Maria Duggan (both […]
Whit Monday (Αγίου Πνεύματος)
Please note: The BSA Offices will be closed: 6-9 June 2025 The BSA Library will be closed to readers: 9 June 2025