The Prizes and Awards Committee for the Department of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies recently awarded two students with undergraduate scholarships. Asher Courtemanche, a senior majoring in Latin, Classical Humanities, and English, was awarded …
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CAMWS Features William Brockliss
The Classical Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS) is featuring member Dr. William Brockliss. Visit the CAMWS site to learn more!
Alumnus Robert Groves Recognized for Excellence in Teaching
Associate Professor Robert Groves is a recipient of the 2020 Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Classics at the College Level. This award is conferred by the Society for Classical Studies (SCS), the North …
Alumnus Theodore Stavropoulos Publishes Novella in Latin
Alumnus Theodore Stavropoulos has published a novella written in Latin titled, Ovis Quae Cursum Amisit. He explains, “I wrote Ovis Quae Cursum Amisit during the Summer of 2020, following my graduation from college. I decided …
Toni Landis Receives L&S Advising Award
Toni Landis, Senior Student Services Examiner for the Departments of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies and African Cultural Studies, has received a College of Letters and Science Academic Advising award. Read about her nomination. …
CANES Celebrates Fall 2020 Graduates
The Department of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies would like to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of our Fall 2020 graduating seniors. Read about four of our eight undergraduates, who share their experience and …
Meet Senior Duncan Slagle
Duncan Slagle, a senior majoring in Classics, Classical Humanities, and English, is featured on the College of Letters and Science website. Read all the details!
Help Us Fill the Hill!
CANES will be participating in this year’s Fill the Hill campaign! Donations will be accepted starting October 21 at 11am and ending October 23 at 6pm. We would appreciate your support. Read more about our …
Pandey Publishes: The Roman Roots of Racial Capitalism
Nandini Pandey has published an article titled, “The Roman Roots of Racial Capitalism” in The Berlin Journal. Read the full article here!
Kevin Mattison Accepts Position with High Point University
Kevin Mattison (Ph.D. 2017) has been hired as Adjunct Instructor of Religion at High Point University (North Carolina) and is teaching Hebrew Bible and New Testament this semester.