When in Ancient Rome, Learn as the Imaginarium Learns

Classics Department teaches Latin with VR

Pursuing Second Degree, Elizabeth Jonasson '19 Researches Composition and Language

REAL creative project allows Jonasson to create new music

Classics majors examine a 3D printed Winged Victory of Samothrace

News from Recent Classics Graduates, Read what they’ve been up to!

SCU Alum Brings Gender Issues to Light on MTV

Francesco Merola graduated from SCU College of Arts and Sciences in 2017 with a Classics major and is now working for Paradiso Pictures in Miami, Florida.

Winter Lecture "Glass, Rainbows and the Technologies of Nature—How Technologies Changed Science in Greco-Roman Antiquity" Professor Colin Webster (UC Davis) Thursday, March 8th at 2:30 pm O'Connor 106

SCU students work with Assistant Professor Carolynn Roncaglia in Italy and Greece on Roman inscriptions and lamps

Sustainability Professional Development Grant Winners

Carolynn Roncaglia, Lissa Crofton-Sleigh, and Marie Bertola have won a $20,000 Sustainability Professional Development Grant

Clara Cushing '16 earns prestigious Fulbright award

Lissa Crofton-Sleigh to present "The Destructive Trumpet in Vergil's Aeneid" at June symposium in Italy.

Carolynn Roncaglia: Summer 2016 Plans

Angela Holzmeister to present at Feminism and the Classics VII

New Faculty 2015-16

Classics is delighted to announce that three faculty members will be joining our department this coming year.