Since there is no complete listing of Classical and Medieval Studies programs on the Web, it might be helpful to also look at more general rosters. Provides contact and subscription information for discussion groups, e-mail lists and newsgroups. Search by title, subject or keyword. Also see Academe This Week , from The Chronicle of Higher Education .
Most publishers still provide gopher sites only, and the quality varies.
While very good for US and UK publishers, this list is less complete for other countries. The selection is rather broad, including Mithraism and the Eleusinian Mysteries. An interesting site which provides connections to electronic resources in classics, medieval studies and ancient near eastern studies. This web site, created by Maria Pantelia of the University of New Hampshire, offers a survey of electronic resources available to classicists. It includes hypertext connections to exhibits, journals, texts, images, course materials, professional organizations, classics departments, and discussion groups.