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Vergil Week Continuous Reading Happening All Day, April 23

December 4, 2018

Listen to and join in the virtual reading by following the link below! connect.case.edu/vergilweek

Classics Department 2015 Award Recipients

September 19, 2018

The Department of Classics would like to congratulate the following majors, minors and graduate students for receiving the 2015 departmental awards!

Alexander’s Lieutenant:The Secret Behind the Conqueror’s Success

September 19, 2018

Friday, April 10, 4pm in Mather House 100 Alexander the Great's character and exploits have captured imaginations for thousands of years, and his reputation all but blinds the sun. David Grzybowski, a graduate student in Classics and World Literature, will present research on Parmenio, Alexander's chief general and argue that...

The Afterlives of Sculptures in Ancient Greece

September 19, 2018

The Julius Fund Lecture in Ancient Art will be given by Dr. Rachel Kousser, Professor of Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology at Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center, The City University of New York. The lecture will take place on Friday April 10 at 5:30pm in Clark Hall Room 309.

“Eteocles in the Hermeneutic Circle” A lecture by Professor Timothy Wutrich

September 19, 2018

A lecture titled “Eteocles in the Hermeneutic Circle” will be given by Professor Timothy Wutrich as part of the Faculty Work-in-Progress Series on March 16, 2015 at 4:30 pm in Clark Hall 206.

Dr. Peter E. Knox Named Eric and Jane Nord Family Professor

December 4, 2018

The Nord family’s enduring philanthropic support of Case Western Reserve University is evident in every corner of campus, from striking learning and research spaces to innovative programs that inspire faculty, students and the broader community. Now, nearly two decades after the family first made a transformational gift to the humanities...

2014 City Dionysia Winners Announced

September 19, 2018

The 2014 City Dionysia welcomed students from Shaker Heights and St. Edwards' High Schools as well as CWRU students in the Atlantis club to put on productions of Euripides' Medea. The winners of the competition are: 1st place-Shaker Heights 2nd place-St. Edwards 3rd place-Atlantis

Dr. Mary-Kay Gamel Giving Annual City Dionysia Keynote Address

September 19, 2018

The annual City Dionysia keynote lecture will be given by Dr. Mary-Kay Gamel, Professor of Classics, Comparative Literature, and Theatre at University of California Santa Cruz on Friday, November 14, 4:30pm in Clark 309. Her lecture is titled, “Metamorphoses of Medea.”

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Vergil Week Continuous Reading Happening All Day, April 23

Classics Department 2015 Award Recipients

Alexander’s Lieutenant:The Secret Behind the Conqueror’s Success

The Afterlives of Sculptures in Ancient Greece

“Eteocles in the Hermeneutic Circle” A lecture by Professor Timothy Wutrich

Dr. Peter E. Knox Named Eric and Jane Nord Family Professor

2014 City Dionysia Winners Announced

Dr. Mary-Kay Gamel Giving Annual City Dionysia Keynote Address

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