Every winter, the Society for Classical Studies holds a joint meeting with the Archaeological Institute of America. Students and scholars from all over attend this annual event to partake in the intellectual exchange by participating in presentations, panel discussions, performances, book sales, and even job searches.

Traveling to attend conferences and seminars is an important part of the graduate student experience at Brown.

This Fall, Professor Candace Rice joins Brown University as Assistant Professor of Archaeology and Classics.

Classics Department graduate student, Gaia Gianni (PhD, Classics) and undergraduate student Victoria Lansing (class of 2020), are in Rome teaching a Brown Pre-College program this summer.

It is Commencement season once again at Brown, and the Classics Department has events going on throughout the Commencement Weekend that our faculty, students, and families are invited to.

This year, Classics @ Brown introduced the first Button Badge Competition.

On Monday, April 29th, the Department of Classics held its annual New Concentrators Reception.

The Brown Classics Department is pleased to announce that our very own Dr. Michael C.J. Putnam (Professor Emeritus, 2008) will receive the Arete Award from The Paideia Institute at next week’s 2nd Annual Paideia Institute Gala.

On Thursday April 11, 2019, the New England Ancient Historians Colloquium (NEAHC) celebrated 40 years of its existence.

The Brown Department of Classics is pleased to announce the 2019 David Pingree Prize in Ancient Science and Intellectual History.

The Classics Department at Brown University is hosting a half-day workshop for the Asian American Studies Writing Group (AASWG).

The Department of Classics will offer two Language Prize Exams in the month of March. 

Classics @ Brown is pleased to announce its participation in Linking Islands of Data, a UK-USA network funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (UK).