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The UCLA Department of Classics is one of three Humanities departments at UCLA ranked in the top ten nationally in the last National Research Council report. Classics forms the foundation for the Humanities. Philology, philosophy, government (including democracy), the theater, linguistics, archaeology, literary theory and many other fields have their origins in the Classics. The UCLA Department of Classics has a robust undergraduate and graduate program. Each year we teach an average of 2,000 undergraduate students various aspects of Greek and Roman culture, literature, philology, archaeology, and history. We have a dedicated and diverse faculty of scholars and teachers,...
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UCLA Classics PhD Celsiana Warwick’s article in Classical Quarterly 72.1
Congratulations to UCLA Classics PhD Celsiana Warwick (2018) whose article "Chthonic Disruption in Lycophron's Alexandra" has just appeared in Classical Quarterly 72.1! For more info, click here
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Professor John Papadopoulos delivers lecture on colonies and cities
On Monday May 22nd John Papadopoulos presented a lecture on zoom to the International Association for Archaeological Research in Western and Central Asia on the topic of...
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Alumna Suzanne Lye awarded a Mellon Emerging Faculty Leaders Fellowship
Alumna Suzanne Lye has just been awarded a Mellon Emerging Faculty Leaders Fellowship. Suzanne received her PhD in Classics from UCLA in 2016 and is currently an...
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Congratulations to UCLA Classics PhD Celsiana Warwick (2018) whose article "Chthonic Disruption in Lycophron's Alexandra" has just appeared in Classical Quarterly 72.1 https://t.co/4DMB8eLPtG
— UCLA Classics (@ClassicsAtUCLA) May 23, 2023
Congratulations Caroline Lunt on your honors thesis! Check out her presentation for Undergraduate Research Week here – a really excellent discussion on space and identity in literary descriptions of nymphs in Greek thought. https://t.co/WsgUNsV2hp
— UCLA Classics (@ClassicsAtUCLA) May 23, 2023