Past Honors Projects
- Jacob H. Parker '23, "Hebrew Education at Dartmouth: The Forgotten Language"
- Carson D. Riggs '23, "Solomon as Protector of the Womb: The Image of the Holy Rider on Late Antique Gem Amulets"
- Abigail S. Hyun '23, "A Humanistic Approach to the MI Year: Practical Philosophical Lessons from Ancient Writers & Medical Practitioners"
- Ian D. Gill '23, "Pitying the Enemy in Aeschylus' Persians"
- Elizabeth A. Hadley '23, "A Metamorphosis of Ovid's Metamorphoses"
- William C. Dowling '23, "Aristotle on Animals: Teleology and Ethics"
- Nathaniel W. Kramer '23, "A Digital Archaelogy of Sparta: A Diachronic Data and Spatial-driven Approach"
- Grace E. Goodwin '23, "Pauline Christianity and the Paradox of Agency and Chosenness in the Shepherd of Hermas"
- Sarah A. Mason '23, "Xenophon's Apology"
- Georgina Davis '22, "No Longer Lost in Translation: Lexicon-Based Sentiment Analysis for Ancient Translation Variation"
- Margaret Ferris '22, "The Promotion of Heirs on Coins of Tiberius"
- Ben Zide '22, "Violence and Roman Slavery in Books VII, VIII, and IX of Apuleius' Metamorphoses"
- Kevin Donohue '21, "A poet and a scholar is what I was told": Analyses and Poems Inspired by the Two Men in A. E. Housman
- Naomi Meron '21, "What is your sickness?": Madness in Greek Tragedy and Medical Literature
- Clayton Howard '21, The Oxford History of the Archaic Greek World: Naxos and Paros
- Sophia Kocher '21, Mater Patriae: Livia in Nummis after Augustus
- Noah Simmons '20, The Upwind Performance of Roman Period Sailing Vessels
- Grace Caldwell '19, Gorgias' Encomium of Helen and the logos - a jeu de l'amour et du hazard
- Leah Alpern '18, Choosing to be grateful: ethical reasoning in Seneca's On Benefits
- Maeve Lentricchia '17 "The Theme You Left in Death": Between Euripides and Heidegger
- Emma Lape '16, Flowers that Bend with the Rainfall: Time and Identity in Greek Epic and Tragedy
- Thomas Rover '16, The Combat Archaeology of the Fifth-Century BCE Kopis
- Aaron Pellowski '15, De Tempore Discendum Est: Seneca's Philosophy of Time
- Kathleen Wahl '15, Lessons in Rape: Sexual Violence in the Roman Declamations
- Chloe Lee '14, The "Good Men" of 100 BCE: A Study of Cicero's Pro Rabirio Perduellionis
- Margarita S. Montgomery '14, Poetry of Politics in the 30s BC: A Reading of Vergil's Eclogues and Horace's Epodes
- Anna Leah Berstein-Simpson '13, Nostoi: Cultural Repatriation and National Identity
- Joyce Cho '13, Constructions of the Body of the Mistress By the Men of Latin Love Elegy
- Sarah Loucks '13, The Rhetoric of Wealth in Demosthenes' On the Crown
- Joel Malkin '13, Pindar's Delphi: The Delphic Authority behind Epinician Praise
- Kyle McGinty '13, Circles of Framing and Light: Analyzing the Nimbus in the Mediterranean
(image corpus overview) - Chloe Moon '13, Early Athenian Gendering Through Art: Representations of Mixed-Gender Dancing from the Late Geometric to the Late Archaic Period
- Elizabeth Neill '13, Pillars of Society: Women as Bearers of Burdens in Archaic and Classical Art
- Emily Stronski '13i, A Representation of Immortality and the Afterlife in the Third Century CE: the Capitoline Prometheus Sarcophagus
- Emma Vance '13, Before the Alba Mater: Classics, Civilization, and Race at Moor's Indian Charity School
- Gregory Knight '12, Adeia as Immunity in 5th Century BC Athens
- Scott O'Brien '12, Seneca on the Renaissance University Stage: The Plays of William Gager and the Function of Moral Agency in the Tragic Genre
- Peter Osorio '12, A Classicist Under Constraint
- Chelsea Perfect '12, Fortuna Redux in Early Imperial Coinage
- Charles H. Clark '11, The Gortyn Laws in Architectural Context
- Kathryn T. Mammel '11, Bodies in Bloom: The Association of Flora and Female Figures in Late Bronze Age Aegean Iconography
(catalogue) (appendix) - Sarah C. Spangenberg '11, Issues of Planning in Diocletian's Palace at Split: Imperial Cult and the Late Antique Palace
(images) - Margaret Bell '10, The Gadde of Palmyra and Dura-Europos: Images of Fortune from Late 2nd Century Roman Syria
- Ryan Marnell '10, "Betwixt the Joys of Sex:" Scholarship and Marriage in Michael Field's treatment of Sappho
- Christopher Blankenship '09, The Role of the Individual in Ephoros' Histories
- Ray DiCiaccio '09, DAMP: A Digital Archaeological Mapping Program: Problems with its Applicability to Surface Survey Information Due to Issues of Data Comparability
- Catherine Lacey '09, Ovid's Art of Meaning: Interpretation and Authority in Tristia 2
- Radha D. S. Kulkarni '09, Visualizing the Past: Tu Marcellus Eris
- Dominic Machado '09, Marcus Claudius Marcellus: Rebellious Republican or Traditional Triumphator?
- Peter Mathias '09, Capital Punishment and Jurisprudence in Ancient Rome
- Debra M. Aboodi '08, A Log Cabin Out of Stone: Translating Horace's Epodes
- Aindriu C. Colgan '08, Understanding Imperial Rome and the Evolving Meaning of Empire
- Kyle Jazwa '08, Depictions of Boxing in Late Archaic Etruscan Tomb Paintings
- Alisa R. Koonce '08 (Senior Fellow), Philosophical Studies in early monastic schools: Ontology and mereology in marginal glosses of commentaries to Aristotle's Categories and related writings (10-11 c)
- Briar (Teron) Dent '08, The Pompeian Bakeries: An Analysis of the Urban Distribution of the Bakeries and Pastry Shops at Pompeii
(images) - Craig W. Dent '07, Etruscan Tomb Markers: The Archaic and Classical Production of Clusium and Felsina (600-420 BCE)
- Jacqueline T. Olson '07, At Death's Doors: An Iconographical Study of the Velletri Sarcophagus
- Katherine B. Harrington '06, A Comparative Study of the Pebble Mosaics of Ancient Greece
- Sophia S. Khan '06, Polis under Threat: The Enduring Power of Euripides' Hecuba
- Bradley G. Wolcott '06, Striking a Balance: The numismatic Evidence for the Religious and Political Policy of Constantine the Great
- Matthew R. Jedreski '05, Minoan Religious Architecture in Glyptic Art: A Complete Contextual Analysis
- Tori L. McKee '05, Representations of Wives and Marriageable Women in Pliny the Younger and Ps. - Quintilian
- Matthew I. Kenney '04, The Military Nike
- Sarah C. Murray '04, Man Overboard? A Re-evaluation of the Under-representation of Sailors and Naval Warfare in Classical Athenian Art
- Magdalena M. Panz '04, The Aesthetics of Desire in Sappho: A Comparative Reading with Charles Baudelaire
- George M. Storm '04, Damnatio Memoriae: Case Studies from the Roman Republic through the First Century AD
- Christopher M. Chan '03, Plautus and the Learned Comedy of the Renaissance
- Rose B. MacLean '03, Fashioning a Freed Self: Representations of Civic and Familial Identity in the Ostian Epigraphic Monuments
- Dongngan Truong '02, A Novel Theme for Elegy: Abortion in Ovid, Amores 2.13 and 2.14
- Julia Tzeng '02, Hadrian's Provincial Policies: An Examination of Achaea, Britannia, and Judea under the Reign of Hadrian
- Michael F. O'Donnell '02, Poet as Playwright: Characterization through Speech in Homer's Iliad
- Julie B. Axelrod '01, Lifting the Veil: A Critical Model for the Interpretation of Juvenal's Satires
- Seth L. Button '01, Chariots in War and and Art in the Late Bronze Age Aegean
- Abigail J. Gillard '01, Politics in the Kerameikos and Demosion Sema: Civic Identity and Funerary Custom in Fifth-Century BC Atheos