Kerberos

Kerberos King’s College London’s VERY OWN Undergraduate Classics Research Journal

Hello, all! Congratulations to everyone getting results and graduating this week- being at university during a global pa...
23/07/2021

Hello, all!

Congratulations to everyone getting results and graduating this week- being at university during a global pandemic is certainly an achievement!!

We are still considering applications for Editors in Chief for Kerberos for the 2021/22 academic year. It’s a great thing to have on your CV, a way to get involved in the university as well as academia.

If you’re interested in the role, send us over an email with a bit about yourself by the 15TH OF AUGUST, and we will be in touch ASAP.

Best,

The Kerberos Team x

HELLO ALL! We hope the end of term has been enjoyable for everyone! The time has come for us to choose some new Editors ...
25/06/2021

HELLO ALL!

We hope the end of term has been enjoyable for everyone! The time has come for us to choose some new Editors in Chief for Kerberos! This role looks great on a CV or personal statement, and has been super enjoyable for the two of us. If you’re interested in the role, shoot us over the requested information.

- The Kerberos Team xx

❗️DEADLINE MONDAY❗️Hello all! The deadline for submission for the spring issue is this Monday! Send us an essay at kclke...
13/03/2021

❗️DEADLINE MONDAY❗️

Hello all! The deadline for submission for the spring issue is this Monday! Send us an essay at [email protected] for a chance to be featured! 🏛

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Who are we?

We are Kerberos!

King’s College Londn’s first (and only) Classics Undergraduate Research Jounal.

Founded after a session of fruitless brainstorming for ‘classics’ opportunies; Kerberos wants to explore the boundries of traditional classics research through the eyes of our future academics.

We hope to contribute some of the best undergraduate research out there by aiming to embody the cannonical tripartite of Classics: Language, History and Philosphy; as well as embracing the newer and wider areas of Classical Receptions, Archeology and Egyptology.