Conferences
Our department serves as a dynamic center for scholarly exchange, consistently hosting conferences, colloquia, and lectures that convene leading experts and emerging scholars from across the globe. These events are instrumental in disseminating new research findings, fostering intellectual collaboration, and enriching the academic community both within Notre Dame and internationally.
These gatherings are not merely passive listening opportunities but serve as crucial platforms for active knowledge creation and dissemination. They provide essential venues for faculty to share their latest research, for students to engage with cutting-edge scholarship, and for the department to contribute meaningfully to broader academic discourse.
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Building Narratives of Roman Power, Past and Present
Organized by Christopher Baron (Notre Dame) in collaboration with Anders Holm Rasmussen (University of Copenhagen)
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Symposium Cumanum: Virgil and the Roman Republic
Organized by Luca Grillo (Notre Dame) and Sergio Casali (Rome, Tor Vergata)
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Rhetoric and Historiography: New Perspectives
Organized by Luca Grillo (Notre Dame) in collaboration with Emily Baragwanath (UNC Chapel Hill), Andrew Feldherr (Princeton) and Christopher Krebs (Stanford)
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Inaugural Graduate Conference on Early Christian Studies: Memories
A three-day academic conference was held from Monday, May 23, to Wednesday, May 25, 2022.