In Memoriam: Robert Germany| Category: In MemoriamWe are saddened to announce the passing of Robert Germany, Classics professor at Haverford College. Below is a statement written by his colleagues at Haverford: Robert Germany, Associate Professor of Classics at Haverford College, died… |
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In Memoriam: James Sherman Ruebel| Category: In MemoriamIt is with great regret that we report the passing of James Ruebel, dean of the Honors College at Ball State University. You can leave a message or memory on… |
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In Memoriam: Harold Evjen (1929 - 2016)| Category: In MemoriamFrom the Denver Post (denverpost.com): It is with great regret that we report the passing of Harold Evjen, former professor at the University of Colorado and our former Executive… |
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In Memoriam: Phillip and Estelle De Lacy| Category: In Memoriam
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Tribute to R. Elaine Fantham| Category: In Memoriam
Please see the following tribute to R. Elaine Fantham, contributed by Prof. Alison Keith, Acting Chair, Dept. of Classics at the University of Toronto
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In Memoriam: David H. Porter| Category: In MemoriamI am very sorry to report the death of David H. Porter, with whom I worked very closely for almost my entire term as Executive Director. He served as Chair of our Development Committee from its revival in 2000 until this past January. In that… |
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In Memoriam: Alan Lindley Boegehold| Category: In MemoriamAlan Lindley Boegehold, Professor Emeritus of Classics at Brown University, died on October 28, 2015 at his home in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts, in the presence of his wife of 61 years, Julie, and other members of his family. Alan was born in… |
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Nondum Arabes Seresque rogant: Classics Looks East| Category: Guest Blog PostsBy Kathleen Coleman, Harvard University This paper was delivered as part of "The Future of Classical Education: A Dialogue," a panel organized by the SCS Program Committee at the 147th annual meeting of the SCS in… |
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A Liberal Art for the Future| Category: Guest Blog PostsBy Nigel Nicholson, Reed College This paper was delivered as part of "The Future of Classical Education: A Dialogue," a panel organized by the SCS Program Committee at the 147th annual meeting of the SCS in San… |
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Trends in Teaching the Classics to Undergraduates| Category: Guest Blog Postsby Mary Pendergraft, Wake Forest University This paper was delivered as part of "The Future of Classical Education: A Dialogue," a panel organized by the SCS Program Committee at the 147th annual meeting of the SCS… |
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