Department of Classics
Since the founding of the College in 1770, Classics has been a core component of the undergraduate curriculum. Currently, the Department of Classics offers two undergraduate majors – the A.B. degree for students interested in Greek and Latin language, and the B.A. degree for students who are primarily interested in Greek and Roman culture and civilization. more
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Message from the Chair
Timothy Johnson
Department Chair
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to one of most engaging places on campus. Within the Department, scholars and students engage in the study of two of the world's complex ancient civilizations from a variety of perspectives - everything from a close analysis of the original Latin and Greek documents to computer modeling of geophysical and archaeological information. read more
Department Chair
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to one of most engaging places on campus. Within the Department, scholars and students engage in the study of two of the world's complex ancient civilizations from a variety of perspectives - everything from a close analysis of the original Latin and Greek documents to computer modeling of geophysical and archaeological information. read more
