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Modern Greek Program
Introduce you to basic grammar and vocabulary of Modern Greek as well as invite you to form a perspective about social, cultural & political issues in Greece & the larger Mediterranean today
Catullus' Poetry
This course will help you transition from the introductory courses to the reading of authentic Latin texts with the aid of a commentary, helping you build upon your foundation of vocabulary & grammar skills
Build core vocabulary in Latin
Learn ancient stories in their original language. Understand the basics of Latin grammar. Start reading original ancient texts on your own.
American Race and Ethnicity in the Classical Tradition
Interactions between American minority cultures and the reception of ancient Greco-Roman culture in literature, film & politics
Greco-Roman Antiquity in Native American Literature
Engagements with the languages, literatures, mythologies and histories of ancient Greece and Rome in a selection of Indigenous writers of North America from the seventeenth century to today
Decolonizing the Body
Eros and the Erotic in the Poetry of C.P. Cavafy
Mythology of Greece & Rome
Satisfies the General Education criteria for: Cultural Studies - Western Humanities - Lit & Arts
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Undergraduate Classics Club
The Classics Club is the official registered student organization for anyone and everyone on campus interested in classical studies. Students from all majors can join. Classics Club regularly hosts meetings featuring varied discussions of literature, philosophy, drama, and poetry, as well as movie viewings, trivia nights, and guest presentations by fellow students and faculty of the university.