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Office Will Be Closed Between Christmas and New Year’s Day

January 2, 2019

Case Western Reserve University will be closed December 24 – January 1. Our office will resume regular semester hours on January 2. Enjoy the break and happy holidays! See you in 2019! Regular Department Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm

Summer 2018 Study Abroad Trip in Greece

September 18, 2018

Classics students spent four weeks in Greece, as part of a summer Classics course taught by Professor Paul Iversen, where they were able to participate in an active archaeological project–The Lechaion Harbor & Settlement Project. In addition to their field work, students learned about the history Greco-Roman culture and...

2017 Study Abroad Trip in Greece

October 18, 2018

Classics students Jacob Kordeleski, Dominica Rollins, Adam Doros, Aubri Swank, and Anna Anders spent three weeks in Greece learning about the history of Greco-Roman culture and gaining hands-on archaeological fieldwork experience with Professor Paul Iversen.Check out the photos below!

Welcome Dr. Paul Hay, New Visiting Assistant Professor

September 19, 2018

Please join the Department of Classics in welcoming Dr. Paul Hay, who will be joining the department this fall as a Visiting Assistant Professor. Dr. Hay holds a B.A. in classics and English from Case Western Reserve University, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in classics from the University of Texas...

Students Visit Ancient Isthmia during CLSC 318 Study Abroad

September 19, 2018

Classics majors Boaz Heller, James Sullivan and Angel Bai line up at the starting gate (hysplex) of the race track at ancient Isthmia, home of one the four great Panhellenic games of ancient Greece. The students visited the site as a part of CLSC 318, an archaeological field school...

Southern Teachers Agency – Call for Latin Teachers

September 19, 2018

K-12 Teaching Jobs for Latin Majors at Southern Teachers Agency Since 1902, Southern Teachers has helped great schools hire great teachers. Today, however, the challenge for schools to craft productive, meaningful classroom experiences for their students in a time of rapid pedagogical change is greater than ever. Fortunately, many of the private...

Boaz Heller ’17 at Sagalassos during CLSC 318 Study Abroad

September 19, 2018

Professor Paul Iversen and Classics Major Boaz Heller ('17) have been conducting an archaeological and epigraphical survey on site in Turkey over the past two weeks. This survey is part of the study abroad course, Landscape Archaeology and Epigraphy (CLSC 318/418), and is in partnership with the Isparta Archaeological Survey in...

Professor Peter Knox Interviewed for the Daily

December 4, 2018

5 questions with…Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities Director Peter Knox JUNE 19, 2015 After completing his undergraduate degree in English and Classics at Harvard University, Peter Knox was ready to follow in his father’s footsteps and become an attorney. But before he headed off to law school, Knox learned he’d been...

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Boaz Heller ’17 at Sagalassos during CLSC 318 Study Abroad

Professor Peter Knox Interviewed for the Daily

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