In this "Year of Immigration" at the Unversity, the Classic’s Department held a conference on the Greek concept of nostos, homecoming and the desire for it, as expressed in Greek litera
On March 21-24, 2019, Dr. Polyvia Parara successfully presented a new paper based on her research project entitled “Classics in Reception: Cultural Identity and the Unique Case of Classical B
Chapter Zeta Nu, the UMD chapter of of Eta Sigma Phi, the national Classics honor society, inducted eleven new members on March 7, 2019. Those pictured are, from left to right: Professor Robert
The Department of Classics invites you to a presentation by Professor Ted Lendon of the University of Virginia on "The Deplorable Consequences of Education: The Assassination of Julius Caesar."
The fable-writer Phaedrus, a poet of the early first century CE, promises that his fables offer a double dowry: they excite laughter, and they teach life lessons. In this talk, Dr.
In this "Year of Immigration" at the Unversity, all are invited to a conference on the Greek concept of nostos, homecoming and the desire for it, as expressed in Greek literature and cult
