This year's Zarbin lecture explores connections between Classical Studies and the history of natural science. The speaker is Brooke Holmes, of Princeton University. Please join us at 4:30 on October 25, 2018, Moore Hall B03. reception to follow.
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Students from CLST 24 (Professor Ulrich) and Latin 15 (Professor Kuin) went on a field trip to The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA.
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Prof. Lynn is joining us this fall as the Language Program Director for the entire first year's worth of courses in Greek and Latin. She comes to us from the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she has taught Latin and Greek at all levels for over a decade.
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Please join us in welcoming Prof. Scott Arcenas, who will be teaching ancient history for the 2018-19 academic year. With a 2018 PhD from Stanford University, Prof. Arcenas is an expert in the political and economic history of the ancient Mediterranean.
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We are saddened to hear that Emeritus Professor Norman Doenges has recently passed away. Prof. Doenges taught many generations of students at Dartmouth from 1955-1995 and was much appreciated for his intellectual and academic contributions to the Department.
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Creative projects from the summer term Classical Mythology course (CLST 4) are now on display in Reed 322, and a number of others are available in the attached story. Have a look!
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Twenty-two people from across the U.S. gathered on campus recently for five days to discuss Homer’s Odyssey. Their goal: to use the epic poem to draw parallels between war hero Odysseus’ long journey home after the Trojan War and the struggles veterans face today.
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Neeltje Irene Kuin is a two year visiting lecturer for the Classics Department who will be co-teaching CLST 4 Summer 2018.
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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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