A&S Home » Classical Studies
Senior honors student Megan Shuler was the recipient of a Dintersmith fellowship from the college for honors research. With the support of the fellowship she spent the summer of 2009 researching her honors thesis on Roman domestic architecture, which she is completing under the direction of Molly Swetnam-Burland. 
Lily Panoussi's new book on the influence of Greek tragedy on Vergil has emerged from Cambridge University Press.
Classical Studies
The Deparment of Classical Studies provides language instruction in Greek, Latin and Hebrew, and courses in all aspects of Greek and Roman civilization: literature, history, religion, society, art and archaeology. We offer concentrations (majors) in Greek, Latin and Classical Civilization
and a minor in Classical Studies. Read more...
Classics student wins Dintersmith fellowship
Senior honors student Megan Shuler was the recipient of a Dintersmith fellowship from the college for honors research. With the support of the fellowship she spent the summer of 2009 researching her honors thesis on Roman domestic architecture, which she is completing under the direction of Molly Swetnam-Burland. Panoussi Publishes New Book on Vergil
Lily Panoussi's new book on the influence of Greek tragedy on Vergil has emerged from Cambridge University Press.
New Study-Abroad program in Italy
The Classical Studies department is offering a NEW research-oriented study-abroad program in Rome and the area of Pompeii for Summer 2010.
AIA Lecture
February 9, 4:30 PM
Andrew Moore on the Origin and Spread of Farming
J. Ward Jones Lecture
February 18, 4:30 PM
James O'Hara on The Unfinished Aeneid
Classical Studies Visiting Lecturer
March 1, 4:30 PM
Geoffrey Bakewell on Aeschylus' Suppliant Women
AIA Lecture
April 6, 4:30 PM
Kenneth Lapatin on Reconstructing Lost Wonders of the World
Student-Sponsored Lecture
April 13, 4:30 PM
Patricia Curd on Presocratic Philosophy
