Recent News
Jun 13 2018
Throughout history, many groups, including ancient Greeks and Romans, have colonized the island of Sicily. Stanford senior Madeleine Ota researched how remnants of those classical civilizations affect the lives of local residents today.
Read about Madeleine Ota's research on Stanford News
Jun 5 2018
The Department of Classics is glad to present its 2017-18 Teaching Award to graduate student Kevin Ennis. Kevin was the teaching assistant to Professor Trimble's winter course "Introduction to Roman Archaeology," and received wonderful feedback from students for his knowledge, dedication, and...
May 31 2018
The Department of Classics is proud to learn that Classics senior Emma Leeds Armstrong received the Class of 2018 Award of Excellence from Stanford Alumni Association. The Class of 2018 Award of Excellence was given to 172 graduating seniors who have demonstrated a commitment to the university...
May 24 2018
"Nevertheless They Persisted," the 20th annual summer festival of Stanford Repertory Theater, is coming soon!
The festival features an innovative production of two plays of Euripides, Hecuba/Helen, joined together for the first time. Starring Courtney Walsh in the title roles, Hecuba/Helen includes...
May 22 2018
The Department of Classics is pleased to learn that our graduate student Leonardo Cazzadori will present his research at the conference "Technepopoiia: between Greek technical poetry and treatises in verse," organized by Radboud University Nijmegen. Leo will give his talk titled "Knowledge and...
