As a classical studies minor, you’ll gain in-depth knowledge of the complexities of ancient times, develop the skills needed to study the various aspects of those civilizations, and consider the ...

A capstone experience of at least 3 credits is required for all concentrations in Classical Studies (Greek, Latin, Classical Civilization, and Classical Archaeology). This capstone experience will ...

The Classical Studies Colloquium is a showcase of student research in our department that normally occurs near the end of spring semester each year. Organized by students in the Classical Studies ...

The Classics department offers several opportunities for undergraduates to participate in research. These include the Shiff fellows, the Eunice M. Lebowitz Cohen (EMLC) fellows, archaeological ...

While pursuing a classical studies minor, you’ll find there are many opportunities for hands-on learning. The Caesarea Archaeology Field School in Israel Luther’s Classics Program, in partnership with ...

Greek studies provide a vital framework for understanding modern democracy and ethics despite frequently being misidentified ...

When classes began this September, junior Rebecca Short was checking the classical studies department website to make sure she was on track to be able to declare her second major, classical studies.

During her 37 years on the humanities faculty of Case Western Reserve University, Jenifer Neils acquired an international reputation for her original, thought-provoking writings on classical art and ...

The Helen Maria Chesnutt Scholarship is intended to support undergraduate and graduate students from underrepresented groups to further their study of the Classics and Ancient Mediterranean world, ...

The Department of Classical and Early Mediterranean Studies offers courses in the cultures, languages, literatures, history, and archaeology of ancient Greece and ancient Rome and the global and ...

Are you interested in languages, politics, gender studies, literature, religion, science, art, or medicine? If so, Classical Studies might be for you. Are you interested in how those fields interact ...