Roman History and Culture

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Michael Ritter
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Sarah Culpepper Stroup
Professor of Classics; Adjunct in Comparative Religion and Jewish Studies

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Gabriel Brock. “The Life of Tiberius Gracchus.” Senior Essay, 2025.
Friday Elkan. “Labor Exploitation in the Cura Annonae.” Honors Thesis, 2025.
Moekli, Becc. 2024. “Rome Male Same-Sex Relationships in Visual Art: Portrayals of Intimacy and Disruptions of Societal Norms.” Senior Essay: University of Washington.
Schnitzer, Jess. 2024. “From Columns to the Capitol: Classical Influence on the American Political Landscape through Art and Architecture." Senior Essay: University of Washington.
Mary McNulty, Res Novae Feminarum: The Dissonant Roles of Roman Women in the Triumviral Period
Joseph Bringman, The Roman Revolutionaries: The Evolution of Revolution in Ancient Rome (2024)
Alain M. Gowing, 'Quintilian the Memorious: History and memory in the Institutio Oratoria', in Cultural Memory under the Empire, M. Dinter, ed. (forthcoming CUP 2024)
Ketzel, Amelia. 2023 “Participatory Art and Object Empowerment: The Complicated Treatment of the Sleeping Hermaphroditus” Senior Essay: University of Washington.
Molkova, Diana. 2023. The Lived Experience of Short-Statured Individuals in the Early Roman Empire. PhD Dissertation: University of Washington.
Sarah Levin-Richardson. "Vernae and Prostitution at Pompeii." Classical Quarterly 73.1 (2023): 250-256 [available open access]