Welcome to the Department of Classical Studies

The Department of Classical Studies celebrates our outstanding 2009 graduates

Back row, L to R: Chad Bowen and Andy Carlson (Classical Studies majors), Joey Quillin (Latin minor); Front row, L to R: Aimee Catalanotto and Megan Maher (Latin minors), Philip Cortese (Classical Studies major); Missing: Emily Gilbert (Classical Studies major), Rachel Keng and Ashley Jefcoat (Latin minors), and Stephanie Maxwell and Zach Moore (Greek minors)

 

Roman Legacy Field Study Trip
May 11 - 27, 2009

In the Roman Colosseum, L to R: Philip Cortese, Anna Smithson, Catherine Scott, Brandi Buckler, Victoria Romano, Judy Faragasso, Andy McPherson

See what we did this summer in Rome!

The 2009 Roman Legacy Field Study trip made an optimum iter throughout Rome and the Bay of Naples this summer. Stay tuned for details about “Greek literature in Cultural Context,” our new 4-credit Greek literature in translation course slated for summer 2010 in Greece. This course will count towards the requirements of a Classics major or minor.

Interested in the Ancient World?

Learn about our upcoming 2009-10 course offerings. You can also explore ways to tailor your Classical education to your other interests. Read about majors, minors and educational paths with Religious Studies and Sociology / Anthropology.