Submitted by Catherine M Connors
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Professor Topper's research on gender, power and art in Ancient Athens and her very successful new course Classical Archaeology 461: Gender and Sexuality in Classical Art and Archaeology, offered for the first time in Winter 2017, are featured in The Whole U: "The ancient Mediterranean serves as the perfect practice ground for students to engage in ideas that might be at odds with their own—not least, Topper says, because “examining the good, the bad, and the ugly parts of ancient cultures primes them to understand their own cultures as equally complex.” See more here.