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Feb
12
Rebecca Futo Kennedy, "Women's Migrations in the Ancient Greek Mediterranean"
Feb
04
Kate Burmon, "The Art Historical Consequences of Archaeological Looting and Destruction of Cultural Property"
Dec
04
Donna Zuckerberg, "Who’s Revitalizing Homer?: The Relevance and Risks of Classical Reception Today"
Nov
13
Micah Myers, "Mapping Ancient Texts: Digital Visualizations in Classics Teaching and Research"
Nov
07
Carl Knappett, “An Anthropology of Aegean Bronze Age Art”
Oct
19
International Archaeology Day
Oct
16
Sailakshmi Ramgopal, "Intermarriage in Moesia Inferior: Romans, Bessi, and Lai"
Oct
04
Rachel Barney (Department of Philosophy Colloquium)
Oct
01
Jacques A. Bromberg, "New Global Classics"
Sep
03
CPAS Lecture: Gábor Betegh
Apr
19
Public Lecture: André Laks
Apr
11
Emily Wilson, “Translating the Odyssey: How and Why”
Apr
02
The Middle East in Transition: Insights and Policy Options from the Ancient World
Mar
27
PhD Defense: "Myth and Argument in Plato's Phaedo"
Feb
13
Public Lecture: Alan M. Stahl (Curator of Numismatics, Princeton University)
Feb
07
The Iconography of a Life in Arms: The Etruscan Soldier at War, at Home, and at the Tomb
Feb
01
Public Reading and Lecture: Willian Guy, "Thoughts on translating the Iliad: how does one make a poem of the Iliad in English?"
Jan
30
Book Talk: Christina Hoenig, "Plato's Timaeus and the Latin Tradition"
Nov
29
Public Lecture: Jonathan Buttaci (Catholic University of America) 'Aristotle on the Priority of Energeia to Dynamis: Discovery and Spontaneous Generation as Problem Cases'
Nov
08
Public Lecture: Alexander Beecroft (USC) 'How to write a Global History of Literature'
Oct
20
International Archaeology Day: Fun for the Entire Family!
Sep
07
Fall 2018 (2191) Add/Drop Period Ends
Aug
27
Fall 2018 (2191) Classes Begin
Aug
04
Summer 12-WEEK, 6-WEEK-2 sessions end
Jun
25
Summer 6-WEEK-2 classes begin