Students, alumni, and friends gathered on April 13 to celebrate the publication of Lives of the Popes: Paul II, a book that was co-authored by ten students in Latin 28 with their professor Thomas Hendrickson.
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On 23-25 May 2018, leading scholars from around the world will gather at Dartmouth College to explore diversity and uniformity in the Archaic Greek world.
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Advanced forensic techniques will allow her to match fingerprints from ancient objects and apply computational analysis to determine, for instance, the gender and age of an object’s maker.
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A 12-week reading and discussion group for Veterans and Service Members, Begins: Monday, Jan. 22, 2018, 5:30 pm, Lowell Vet Center
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Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge, UK, Thursday, May 17, 2018, Carson L01, 4:45 pm, free and open to the public!
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Please congratulate Julie Hruby as the recipient of the 2018 Neukom CompX Faculty Grants, Julie Hruby (Classics) – Associating Fingerprint Patterns with Age and Sex: A Quantifiable Approach
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Professor Roberta Stewart’s course, in which veterans read Homer’s The Iliad and The Odyssey, is spreading to other colleges. Reading Homer can help veterans cope with their own struggles, says Stewart.
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The Society for Classical Studies has awarded Roberta Stewart the 2017 Outreach Prize for her work in developing book discussion groups on the Homeric poems with military veterans.
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Dartmouth faculty & students from disciplines including art history, classics, religion, & history, made use of both the Yale loans and works from the Hood collection to reveal connections to wider cultural, religious, political, and social themes.
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