2022 Senior Thesis Projects
Congratulations to Zef Crnkovich, Julia McSpedon, Thomas Moynihan, and Christopher Parker on the completion of their honors thesis presentations.…
Summer Session Registration begins March 16, 2022
March 16 - Registration Begins at 6:00 a.m. for Current ND Students / Application Opens for Non-Degree, Visiting Students …
Photos from Walk with Classics Sept. 2021
Thank you to all of the students and faculty who joined the Classics Lake Walk in September! It was a great success!
2021 Senior Thesis Projects
Congratulations to all of our seniors who completed Senior Thesis projects!
Award Winners in Classics
Emma Jones, Endowment for Excellence Award in Classical Studies, 2021 (This award is given by the Department to a graduating senior who has excelled in their Classical Studies)
William LaMarra, CAMWS Award for Excellence in Classical Studies, 2021 (This award is given by the Classical Association of the Middle West and South to graduating seniors chosen by their Departments who have excelled in their Classical Studies)…
Greek and Latin Winter Session
Minding the gap with Greek Prose and Slide to the next Latin level
1. CLGR 20001/60201: Minding the gap with Greek Prose, MTWR 3:30-4:50pm (via Zoom), 2 credits
Come, enjoy some great Greek prose with Prof. Baron and Prof. Tagliabue and get ready for taking advanced Greek in the spring.…
Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship for Experienced Researchers, awarded to Dr. Aldo Tagliabue
The Department of Classics extends its congratulations to Dr. Aldo Tagliabue, assistant professor, for his recent award of a Humboldt Research Fellowship for Experienced Researchers. This is a 12-month-long fellowship based at the University of Giessen (Germany).
In Gießen, Dr. Tagliabue will be hosted by Professor Peter Von Möllendorff and will…
2020 Senior Thesis Projects
Congratulations to all of our seniors who completed Senior Thesis projects!
Award for Excellence in Classics
Congratulations to Joshua Anthony, recipient of the Award for Excellence in Classical Studies for 2020 in the Department of Classics! Well done.…
CAMWS Award
This years CAMWS award (Classical Association of the Middle West and South) was bestowed upon Connor Reilly in the Department of Classics. This award is given to a graduating senior for outstanding accomplishment in undergraduate classical studies. Congratulations, Connor!…
Check out Summer Session online courses
All Summer Session 2020 courses will be taught online. Sign up today.…
New Course, Fall 2020: Rebels in Myth: from Antigone to the Joker: it fulfills the Literature Requirement
This class will explore the myths of famous rebels, from Prometheus who challenges the divine order, to Antigone and Medea, both of whom publicly blame the male-centric Athenian society for not giving voice to women and foreigners, and, finally, to Socrates and Plato, who condemn the contemporary world for its contentment with appearances and disinterest in the truth. Since these rebels are still relevant to our society, the discussion of their stories will be combined with modern, contemporary renderings of the same myths, and with the study of rebels in contemporary superheroes stories, such as The Joker and Green Goblin. …
Summer Intermediate Greek
Want to Improve your ability to read ancient Greek?
Preparing for language exams?
Take Intermediate Greek this summer
Exam week
Final Exam week, Dec. 10-14, 2018.
Classics faculty and students attend Dr. Emily Wilson reading at Franklin College
Drs. Amy Pistone and Aldo Tagliabue and graduate students, Maria Ma, Allie Roos and Melody Wauke, from the Department of Classics MA program attended a talk by Dr. Emily Wilson at Franklin College, Franklin, Indiana. Dr. Wilson teaches in the Department of Classical Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, and is Chair of the Program in Comparative Literature and Literary Theory. She is the first woman to translate Homer’s Odyssey…