College of Arts and Sciences

The Ohio-Lake Erie Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Arts is having an event on October 18 at 10:30am titled, Ilisus of Ohio: Exploring the Grecian Ruins of the 1837 Alfred Kelley House. The event will be held at the Visitor’s Center, Hale Farm and Village, 2686 Oak Hill Rd, Bath, OH 44210.

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Kevin Dicus, Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics, talks to the Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities about his current excavations in Pompeii and the artifacts that have been found there. The full video is posted here.

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Classics major, Humzah Quereshy ’17, went to Turkey with Professor Paul Iversen to conduct an archaeological and epigraphical survey. For more information and to see some pictures of their trip click the link.

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The Department of Classics and the Baker Nord Center for the Humanities are please to announce the winners of the Latin Recitation and Art Contests during Vergil Week 2014. Thank you to all who participated in the events throughout the week and shared your talents during the contests. The...

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The Classics Department is proud to announce the 2014 winners of the Abraham Fuller Prizes, The Emma Maud Perkins Prize, and the Greek/Latin Love Poetry Contest. Abraham Fuller Prize for achievement in Greek and Latin translation: Humzah Quereshy – Intermediate Greek 1st Place Dennis Lindblad – Intermediate Greek 2nd Place Humzah Quereshy –...

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Dr. Sandra Blakely will be giving a lecture on her current project entitled, “Seafaring and the Sacred: GIS, Network Models and the Cult of the Great Gods of Samothrace” in Mather House 100 on Wednesday, April 16 at 4:00pm. Abstract of the project: The mystery cult of the great gods of...

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The Annual Classics Outing will take place on Saturday, April 5 at 8pm. It is a party open to all students, classicists and closet classicists. Come enjoy some food, drink and entertainment on the 4th floor of Mather House.

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The World Literature Colloquium Series will continue April 2 from 4:15 - 5:15pm with an open forum, “Return to the River: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Rivers in World Literature.”

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