News & Events
Classics News
The new 2011-2012 edition of Vox Classica, our departmental newsletter, is now available in PDF.
NEW 10/21/11: Greeks and Romans for Spring 2012 is now available in PDF format.
The department is now on Facebook! Check it out for event announcements, photos, and more.
New pages recently added to our website: Friends of Classics, a listing of events for the Friends of Classics, and Faculty Bookshelf, a selection of recent publications by our faculty.
Spring Term 2012
- February 2 (Thurs.), Francesca Tronchin (Rhodes College) ‘Reconsidering the Authenticity of a Posthumous Portrait of the Emperor Augustus’, 5:30 PM, 153 Campbell Hall (AIA Lecture)
- February 10 (Fri.), Zoe Stamatopoulou (Penn State), ‘Inscribing Performances: the Case of Pindar’s Olympian 6’, 5:30 PM, Gibson Room, Cocke Hall. (Alumni/ae Lecture)
- February 13 (Mon.), Hunter Rawlings (Cornell University), ‘The Founders and the Classics’, 5:30 PM, Gibson Room, Cocke Hall. (Friends of the Classics Lecture)
- March 27 (Tues.), Richard Hunter (Cambridge University), Gibson Room, Cocke Hall, time TBA.
- April 7 (Sat.), 16th Annual Graduate Student Colloquium, Something Wicked That Way Went: Monsters and Monstrosity in Classical Antiquity, Keynote Speaker: Daniel Ogden, University of Exeter.
- April 9 (Mon.), Yiannis Lolos (University of Thessaly), ‘The Archaeological Exploration of Sikyon: A Comprehensive Approach to the Study of a Greek City-State,’ 5:30 PM, 160 Campbell Hall. (AIA Lecture)
- April 12 (Thurs.), Peter White (University of Chicago), time and location TBA. (Arthur Stocker Lecture)
- April 19 (Thurs.), Bernie Frischer (UVA), time and location TBA. (Friends of Classics Lecture)