News Archive

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ancient fresco of young man reading
Recent publications by UW Classics alumni and friends
portrait of Professor Stroup
'War Games': Professor Stroup speaks on ancient and modern athletics at Parent and Family Weekend 
Photo portrait of Professor Kate Topper
Prof. Kate Topper featured in The Whole U: Faculty Friday
Sarah Levin-Richardson and Deborah Kamen
Professors Kamen and Levin-Richardson win national research award
cast of undergraduate theater society Medea 2017
Opening night update: Medea    Undergraduate Theater Society production opens Feb 23rd
victorious youth
Gods and Mortals and Adriana Vazquez in Malibu
Professor Levin-Richardson's work featured in Forbes
Catherine Connors (standing, third from right) with Latin teachers gathered on the UW campus, May 2016
Chair's Letter 2016
Seattle area k-12 teachers of Latin
Active learning in the Latin Classroom 
Classical Seminar in Rome Students 2016
Celebration of Student Achievements and Awards 
Classics across campus and beyond 
Olga Levaniouk and her Concise Inventory of Greek Etymologies team of Classics graduate students
Faculty updates 
UW Classics graduate students and recent alums at the opening reception of Feminism and Classics VII
Feminism and Classics VII: Visions
Feminism and Classics 7
UW hosts seventh international conference on Feminism and Classics May 19-22
images of women working, in the style of ancient Greek vases
Just One Look and you'll be inspired:  Book Arts Exhibit celebrates creative connections between artists and scholars 
image of Jason and the Argonauts
Classics Undergraduates present their research at Annual Symposium
Photo of Cathy
Professor Catherine Connors wins Distinguished Teaching Award!
Mosaic depicting Aion, god of eternity, surrounded by a celestial sphere
Jim Clauss on how the Greeks put the world in order: Ancient Greek perspectives in Physics and Astronomy's Cosmologies and Cultures course
students in Rome
Updates from Professor Stroup's two week intensive Sport and Spectacle in Rome 
Roman in a toga; illustration from Vice Verba Latin game
Vice Verba: Fun and Games in Latin 
photo of the collaborative team
Words and Time: A Brief Introduction to a Concise Inventory of Greek Etymologies
Sarah Levin-Richardson lectures at Stanford
Sarah Levin-Richardson gives talk at Stanford 
René-Antoine Houasse, “The Dispute of Minerva and Neptune” (1689)
"Pandora's Ballot Box" 
Meghan C. Lescault, Providence College ’16 (Walpole, Mass.) spent the summer researching Virgil’s Aeneid with her faculty mentor, Dr. Robin J. Greene, assistant professor of history.
Robin Greene, PhD 2011, featured in Providence College Magazine
What's new in the Ancient World?