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We would like to congratulate Stanford senior Cyrus Reza '20 (Classics and Math double major) on being named a 2020 Rhodes Scholar. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in international policy…
The Many Faces of Herod the Great by Adam Marshak (Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.) presents a new lens for understanding the powerful, notorious King Herod, ruler of ancient Judaea. An old…
The Stanford Humanities Center recently announced its new undergraduate fellows. Among them are Classics major Madeleine Ota and Classics minor Nick Burns. The 2017-18 cohort of Hume undergraduate…
Over 25 high school students across California (and Arizona!) came to Stanford to participate in the inaugural Stanford Certamen Invitational, essentially a Classics-themed quiz-bowl tournament…
Kelly Nguyen (B.A. 2012) will start her Ph.D. at Brown University's Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology & the Ancient World in Fall 2014.
Three students in the Classics Department recently presented at the annual Symposium of Undergraduate Research and Public Service (SURPS): Jenny Vo-Phamhi ‘20, Emma Grover ‘20, and Sophia Collelo ‘21…
Congratulations to James Rabe ('20) and Raleigh Browne ('19), who are both recipients of this year's National Latin Exam Scholarship. This award recognizes outstanding performance on the annual high…
Congratulations Maya! Excerpted from the Stanford Report: Krishnan, 22, of Rockville, Md., is majoring in philosophy, and minoring in computer science and in classics. As a Rhodes Scholar, she hopes…
The Department of Classics is proud to announce that Emma Grover, one of our undergraduate students, will present her paper titled “Food Cosmologies: The Development of the Systematic Cookbook in Late…