Classical Charleston: The Theodore Guérard Lecture Series
Each year, the Department of Classics has joined the Theodore Guérard Lecture Series to host "Classical Charleston," an annual lecture series begun in 2012. Focused upon a yearly theme, the lecture series brings leading voices in Classics and related fields to campus, enriching the academic life of our community.
This year's lectures:
2023 - Environmental Change and Human Resiliency
Previous lectures include:
2020 - Translatio: Carrying Ideas Across Cultures
2017 - Transformations: Perspectives in Roman History
2016 - Tradition, Innovation, and the Liberal Arts
2015 - Classics, Black Colleges, and Civil Rights
2014 - Ctizenship in a Democracy
2013 - Modeling Connectivity: Cultural Networks in the Ancient Mediterranean
2012 - History, Poetry, and War: Basil Gildersleeve's Past and Present