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The CLAS program also offers additional seminar courses according to student and faculty availability. See something you would like to be offered soon? Please reach out and let us know! CLAS-C 321 Classical Myth and Culture in Theater and Film CLAS-C 321 presents an exploration of the social impact of performed stories, both in and …

“Appetizer Courses” are designed as introductions to topics of particular interest in the Classical World. All are welcome: no prior experience or pre-requirements necessary. All courses in this sequence are 1-credit and run for 5 weeks. They can be taken independently or combined in any order, and all can be applied to the Classical Studies …

The CLAS program features 4 blocks of upper-level 3-credit courses, with each block including 1 text-focused seminar and 1 archaeology-focused seminar. Every fall and spring semester, we schedule one course block, in a sequence that repeats every two years. To keep track, we’ve named our blocks after the four Roman chariot racing teams: Red, White, Blue, and Green. Click …