Student News
Professor Eric Adler will give the Fiveash Legacy Lecture, entitled “The Classical Origins of the Liberal Arts and the Crisis of the Contemporary Humanities,” at Lexington Community Education in L
Three graduate students and five undergraduate students of the Department of Classics have graduated in May 2016.
Prof. Polyvia Parara has had two papers accepted for international conferences in Ermoupolis and Herakleion, Greece.
The Department of Classics is pleased to announce the availability of undergraduate Latin scholarships.
Elliott Rebello, a Classics and Neurobiology double major, has received the De Luca Award from the Italian Cultural Society.
Prof. Barrenechea has received a grant from the Loeb Classical Library Foundation.
Talia Chicherio and Allison Goldstein-Berger, both graduate students in the Department of Classics, are the winners of the fifth annual essay contest in Comparative Literature.
Her topic: "Ten Unique Features of the Greek Language"
Current and prospective Latin teachers are welcome to join us this spring semester for one or more Saturday workshops on Latin pedagogy!
Come join us on a one-week, one-credit study abroad program in Rome!
