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The department actually played a surprising role in how our lives turned out. Paul and I met because he was giving a speech on Plato’s Symposium, and somehow that turned into a nineteen-year conversation we never stopped having.

Since graduating from Santa Clara, Madison completed two master’s degrees at Loyola University Chicago, and is currently a Ph.D. candidate in History at the University of Memphis.

After graduating with a History major and Classics minor, Julie currently works for Caltech / NASA in the Jet Propulsion Lab.

Having earned two masters degrees, Hallie currently works on extracurricular and co-curricular programming primarily in Global Education and International Student Services at SCU.

Erika currently works in family law, teaches in the SCU Law School as an Adjunct Professor, and attends as many Sharks hockey games as possible!

When he is not teaching Sunday School or wearing various other hats at his church, D’Angelo is in the final year of a master’s program in speech-language pathology.

Cameron Bick currently teaches at and works in the administration for the Chesterton Academy of St. James, a Catholic high school in Menlo Park, CA.

The department hosted three student events this past spring.

In October, the department had its second annual joint student-alumni mixer in connection with Grand Reunion Weekend.

Our current faculty members offer a brief update on what they have been up to over the past year and their favorite (non-Classics) book(s).

Kate joined our department in Fall 2025. Two books that she really enjoyed recently were Shelby Van Pelt’s Remarkably Bright Creatures and Hernán Diaz’s Trust.

Julia joined the department in December 2025, and serves as manager for both History and Classics. Favorite book(s)? See in the link!

Double major in History and Classics