Department of Classics | Classics at U of TDepartment of Classics

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Web Name: Department of Classics | Classics at U of TDepartment of Classics

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Visit our new page on departmental reading groups. An online conference, a book on teaching with tech, and helpful links for online teaching. Faculty member Sarah Murray speaks with the New York Times Congratulations to two of our students, Jakob Barnes and Yi Lin Zhu, on their excellent achievements. Our summer courses are set to start soon as usual, only online! Click the image to read more.Welcome to the Department of Classics!Classics, the study of ancient Greek and Roman civilization, has been an important part of intellectual life at the University of Toronto since its foundation as King s College in 1827. The Department of Classics at the U of T is one of the largest in North America with over 20 faculty and is internationally renowned for the excellence of its undergraduate and graduate programs.Our diverse faculty study all aspects of the Greek and Roman world: its literature, history, philosophy, art, archaeology, and religion, from prehistory to the medieval period. Faculty are cross-appointed to the Philosophy department, the Department of History,  the Centre for Medieval Studies, the Centre for Comparative Literature, the Women and Gender Studies Institute, the Department for the Study of Religion, and the Graduate Centre for the Study of Drama, and work with the Jackman Humanities Institute, the Royal Ontario Museum, and the Archaeology Centre.Located in the neoclassical Lillian Massey Building, the Department of Classics is home to the Woodbury Library, with extensive holdings in Greek and Latin, epigraphy and papyrology. The Department offers programs of unusual breadth and intellectual variety in one of the most culturally diverse cities in North America.Fall 2020 TermThe Department of Classics is offering its full slate of classes and other exciting activities this term. Check the Events Calendar to see what s on. In accordance with University guidelines, however, staff and faculty will continue to work mostly from home throughout the Fall. If you wish to visit the department or need information, please contact us by email to set up an appointment. For the latest updates on Covid-19 and Fall 2020 at UofT, please visit UTogether2020.Committees Courses Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1Department Greek Sight Exam at 9:00 am 2Department Latin Sight Exam at 9:00 am 3Department Greek Reading List Exam at 9:00 am 4Department Latin Reading List Exam at 9:00 am 5 6 7 8Indigenous Cultural Competence Training 1 - John Croutch all dayPart of Indigeneity and the Classics series. Indigenous Cultural Competence Training (Part 2 of 2. Part 1 is September 30.)Event to take place via Zoom. Those who are interested can email icct@utoronto.ca to register. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25UTM Seminar – J. Elsner (Oxford) all day 26 27 28CPAMP Special Paper - Fiona Leigh (UCL) from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm 29 30Indigenous Cultural Competence Training 1 - John Croutch from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pmPart of Indigeneity and the Classics series. Indigenous Cultural Competence Training (Part 1 of 2. Part 2 is October 7).Event to take place via Zoom. Those who are interested can email katherine.blouin@utoronto.ca to register.

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