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Classics

Welcome to Classics, the study of the cultural output of ancient Greece and Rome and its worldwide reception.

 Welcome back to our students and faculty!

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See our other course offerings on our 2024-2025 Course Schedule.

 

Faculty Spotlight

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Assistant Professor Sarah Eisen (PhD Harvard University) joins our faculty this year. Click here to learn more.

Classicizing Chicago

 
From the late 1800s, Chicagoans from all walks of life and with widely varying measures of familiarity with the classical sources have found elements of the ancient past useful for making meaningful contributions to their own struggles and ventures. The Classicizing Chicago Project is building a digital archive of examples of this cultural mingling across time and space.

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Latest News

 
Classics students and faculty attended the Wirtz Center's production of Antigone.
The Classics Undergraduate Advisory Board (CUAB) hosted a trivia night on November 19th.
Professor Elizabeth Macaulay (City University of New York) led a discussion on "Ancient Exempla: Moving Towards a Global Reception of Ancient Architecture and Monuments" on November 15th.
Professor Charles McNelis (Georgetown University) delivered a guest lecture on November 1, titled, "Achilles and Odysseus in Statius' 'Achilleid.'"
We welcomed back students and faculty with the Classics Fall Social on October 18th.

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