As a follow up to the Duke-UNC Pedagogy Workshop held last spring, our Classics departments are working together again to hold a one day workshop on Sat., Nov. 15 in Murphey Hall 104. Our guest speakers will be a recent … Read more
Guest lecturer David Konstan, New York University, will follow up his lecture with a seminar 12:20-1:10 p.m. Wed., Feb. 11 in the Archaeology Seminar Room. Participants will discuss in further detail Konstan's talk, "The Freedom to Feel Grateful: The View from Classical … Read more
Please join us 6:15 p.m. Wed., Feb. 11 for a lecture by David Konstan, titled "The Freedom to Feel Grateful: The View from Classical Antiquity" in Murphey 105. The New York University professor of Classics focuses on ancient Greek and … Read more
Prof. Bill West will discuss his recent research and publications, "Learning the Alphabet: Abecedaria and the First Schools in Greece," 12:20 p.m. Wed., Feb. 25 in Murphey 304.
Christopher Witmore, assistant professor of Classical Archaeology at Texas Tech University, will lead a roundtable discussion on archaeology and time, the subject of his current research at 12:20 p.m. Wed., March 4 in Murphey 304.
Please join us for a lecture, "Gilding the Dead: The Significance of Gold Funerary Adornment in Phoenician Burials," by Helen Dixon, NC State University, 5 p.m. Wed., March 18 in Murphey 204. This lecture is co-sponsored by the Triangle chapter … Read more