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Classics WIM in Rome!
Twelve students who are enrolled in CLASSICS 150 in Spring Quarter 21-22 will have the opportunity to travel to Rome, Italy for one week!
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WINTER QUARTER TEACHING
Due to the pandemic, all teaching will be online for Weeks 1 and 2 of the winter term. In-person teaching of grad-level courses should resume on Tuesday, January 18 and undergrad courses on Monday, January 24!
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Laura Jansen, Editor
Nov 2021
Didier Natalizi Baldi, Fiona Clunan, Katherine Finley, Kiana Hu, Lucy Chae, Michaela Phan, Natalie Francis, Will Shao, eds.
Aug 2021
Points of View: Why Classics?
The Lorenz Eitner Lectures on Classical Art and Culture
Made possible through the generosity of Peter and Lindsay Joost, the Eitner Lectures on Classical Art and Culture aim to publicize Classics and Classical scholarship to a wider public. The lecture series was established in honor of the late Lorenz Eitner, renowned scholar, teacher and writer. The date and lecturer of the next Eitner Lecture are:
April 2020 - CANCELLED and being rescheduled for 2021
Phiroze Vasunia
Stanford Classics Early Career Visiting Fellows
In 2013 the department established this program to support outstanding early-career Classicists. Dr. Ben Russell joined us for the 18-19 academic year.
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