Past Events

Visit the Classical Studies lounge, Cohen Hall, 2nd floor, to meet with students and faculty and share snacks and drinks.

NB: 2.00-3.00 the open house will move up to the 3rd floor lobby to a reception for all… Read More

Stop by the Classical Studies and Ancient History table at College Palooza on College Green to receive an ORACLE and KNOW THYSELF!

Featuring 

Mary Margaret Jones, Senior Principal, Hargreaves Associates “Large Landscapes and  eir Axes”

Craig Dykers, Managing Director and Partner, Snøhetta “Real and Unvreal Visits to Rome… Read More

James Thurber in Fables for Our Time depicts cultural concerns and activities in hard categories dictated largely by gender: men are preoccupied with abstractions, women with practicalities. Corresponding… Read More

This interdisciplinary conference, Gothic Arts, celebrates the polyvalent definition of ars in the long thirteenth-century of the medieval francophone world. The conference proposes… Read More

In his Life of Alexander Plutarch claims that Aristotle produced his own recension of the Iliad and then gave it to Alexander as part of his provisions on campaign. This edition eventually… Read More

Emily Wilson will read from and discus her line-for-line iambic pentameter version of the epic poem, the first English translation by a woman. It… Read More

Honorific statues and their inscriptions evolved into a kind of early mass media thanks to the specific transformation of the ‚geo-political’ landscape during the Hellenistic period. This holds true at least in the… Read More

Senior Colloquium is devoted to celebrating this year’s graduating majors in Classical Studies and Ancient History, and reflecting on what their work tells us about what it means to do Classical Studies and Ancient… Read More