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For those of you wondering whether your humanities degree is worth the four years, research shows that students who graduate with such a degree obtain and succeed in successful careers at a rate c
Congratulations to Professor and Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Emerita Judith Hallett, who has received the 2019 Leadership Award of the Women's Classical Caucus.
The Department of Classics will be offering an advanced course in Latin Pedagogy next spring as a series of Saturday workshops with lunch. Students may register at the 400 or 600 level.
Dr. Polyvia Para was invited as a speaker at the Fall 2019 National Hellenic Student Association Convention at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., on November 2, 2019. Dr.
Applicants should have reached the advanced level in at least one of the two ancient languages, and preferably in both Latin and Greek.
Pictures from the Greek concert on Nov 7! In this photo is Ellie Falaris Ganelin, UMD alumna and flutist who organized the concert
With the support of a generous grant from the National Italian American Foundation, a new website has been created describing the influences of classical antiquity in the creation of the U.S
Dr. Aaron Hershkowitz, one of our alumni (B.A.
