The UCLA Department of Classics is pleased to present a lecture by Professor Christopher Moore, Pennsylvania State University entitled "The Plurality of Virtue."
Please join us for a talk given by Professor Jinyu Liu (Emory University) entitled "Labeling Ethnicities of Enslaved and Freed Individuals in the Early Roman Empire: Fluidity and Complexity" on Monday, March 3, 2025 in Dodd 248, reception to follow. All are welcome!
Annual UCLA Joan Palevsky Lecture Professor Naoíse Mac Sweeney, University of Vienna "The Birth of the Ancient Greek World: Migration, Urbanisation, and the Emergence of Greekness?" Lecture summary: By the start of the classical period, the Greek world stretched from Spain to Cyprus, and from Libya to the Crimea, and was comprised of over 1,000 autonomous polities. In...
The UCLA Department of Classics and Cotsen Institute for Archaeology proudly present a lecture by Professor Rebecca R. Benefiel (Washington and Lee University), entitled "The Nature of Ancient Graffiti: Exploring Popular Writing in Pompeii" on Thursday, May 22 in Fowler A222 at 5pm, followed by hands-on work to get us thinking about how to do...
The UCLA Departments of Classics, English, Spanish & Portuguese, Chicano/a & Central American Studies, as well as the Center for the Study of Women proudly present a reading of "From the Founding of the Country" by classicist, writer, and translator Cristina Pérez Díaz (University of Puerto Rico) followed by a conversation with UCLA Professor Patrícia...
Please join us for the Department of Classics Graduate Capstone Paper Symposium on Thursday, June 5 at 5pm in Dodd 248.
The Department of Classics and the Program in Indo-European Studies will host their joint Welcome Reception on Friday, October 3, 2025. All are welcome!
Please join us for a Book Event featuring author and professor Catherine Conybeare. Professor Michele Salzman (UC Riverside) will facilitate a conversation with the author regarding her new book. All are welcome!
Please join us for a lecture followed by a reception featuring Professor Sarah Morris who will present her talk "Out of Anatolia: Hittites, Homer and the Trojan War" This lecture will be held at the Faculty Club's Morrison Room on Thursday, Feb. 26th at 4 PM. All are welcome!
