Andrew Feldherr, Princeton University was this years Zarbin lecturer. His lecture was Ovid's Undersea World, In his Natural History, Pliny uses an Ovidian poem on fishing as a source for describing the wondrous creatures of the sea. This paper used that passage to shape a reading of Metamorphoses.
The Department of Classics is delighted to welcome you to Dartmouth! This page lets you know about some of the opportunities that will be open to you here for studying Latin or Greek, ancient history, mythology, archaeology, ancient philosophy and related subjects.
Alexandra Schultz has joined the Classics Department as Assistant Professor. Her office is Reed Hall, room 316. We welcome her to the Classics Department. Winter 2024 she will be teaching GRK 1 and LAT 32.
Congratulations to Will Dowling '23, who has won the 2023 Anthony Fauci Award in Classics and STEM!
The Department warmly congratulates a fantastic group of students who will graduate from Dartmouth this year with majors or minors in Classical Studies, Classical Archaeology, and Classical Languages and Literature. Your dedication and your commitment to the liberal arts has brought you to this milestone in your life.
Olympia, competing and feasting in the sanctuary of Zeus, Reinhard Senff, Director of the DAI, this year's Benefactors' Lecturer on May 4, 2023.
On May 16 & May 18, 2023 seniors defended their theses.
RANDALL KUHLMAN, Center for Object Study Attendant and Scheduling Assistant
Members of the Classics and Art History departments had the opportunity to meet with Stratos Efthymiou, who is the Consul General of Greece in Boston, when he visited the Dartmouth Campus on February 18, 2022.
Anne Johnakin '23 made a stone and clay oven to test fuels used in ancient ceramics.
