Major & Minor
Classics offers five different majors and three different minors. The majors include the interdisciplinary major in Ancient Studies and four major programs in Classics, allowing students to concentrate in either Greek or Latin individually, in the two languages together or in the literatures and cultures of antiquity (Classical Civilization). The minor programs allow students to study either Greek or Latin individually, or the literatures and cultures of antiquity (Classical Civilization).
2020, Classics
Porter Cleveland Fellowship
U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, Albany, NY
I got a candid look at the struggles those entering the country face when attempting to create a new life for themselves. I learned how vastly these communities need assistance and gained experience in how to aid those looking for better opportunities in this country.
2021, Classical Civilization
Davis International Fellowship
Villa Del Vergigno Archaeological Site and Field School, Montelupo Fiorentino, Tuscany, Italy
This was my first work experience in my intended field and it was everything that I had hoped for. I was digging at a Roman villa, dissecting several ancient furnaces, and cataloging all coins on site. It was my nerd paradise.
Please take the time to learn about Nefeli Custer, class of 2019. She will be graduating soon, but take the time to learn more about…
Professor of Classics Joel Relihan has contributed a chapter to A Companion to Late Antique Literature. Essays treat a collection of unparalleled breadth, discussing the…
Calling all lovers of texts and tech: WED, Nov. 15, 3:30 pm (csLab, SC 1315)
87% of Classics and Classical Civilization majors from the past five years have found employment or achieved a service opportunity within six months of graduation *
*outcomes data is based on a knowledge rate of 83% for the classes of 2014-2018
