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The Department of Classical Studies at Dickinson emphasizes the study of ancient authors in the original languages and innovative civilization classes that highlight the relevance of classical culture to modern life, art, and thought. In addition to studying the cultural legacy of ancient Greece and Rome, students collaborate with faculty on new research and groundbreaking digital projects, enjoy an active extracurricular life centered around the Classics House, the Eta Sigma Phi honor society, and the Chimera Club, and pursue opportunities for travel and study in Italy and Greece. Skills in writing, speaking, and critical thinking honed by detailed study of the Classics have helped alumni find success in many different professional fields.

h/t Learning Latin
10/28/2026

h/t Learning Latin

https://youtu.be/SyL-lT-x6U0 Roberts Lecture  #2! James Romm, "How Plato Wrecked Syracuse: A Tale of Philosophy Gone Wro...
10/26/2026

https://youtu.be/SyL-lT-x6U0 Roberts Lecture #2! James Romm, "How Plato Wrecked Syracuse: A Tale of Philosophy Gone Wrong." 10/23/2026

The 28th Annual Roberts Lectures at Dickinson College, by James Rom...

https://youtu.be/YSZTeqeTknE The first of this year's Roberts Lectures with James Romm: "How Plato Wrecked Syracuse: A T...
10/24/2026

https://youtu.be/YSZTeqeTknE The first of this year's Roberts Lectures with James Romm: "How Plato Wrecked Syracuse: A Tale of Philosophy Gone Wrong."

The 28th Annual Roberts Lectures at Dickinson College, by James Rom...

Study classics because it is interesting.
10/22/2026

Study classics because it is interesting.

10/21/2026

Glowing review in BMCR of the new book by this year's Roberts Lecturer, James Romm. I hope you can join us this weekend for the festivities!

BMCR 2026.10.24 Plato and the tyrant: the fall of Greece’s greatest dynasty and the making of a philosophic masterpiece James Romm, Plato and the tyrant: the fall of Greece's greatest dynasty and the making of a philosophic masterpiece. New York: W.W. Norton and Company, 2025. Pp. 368. ISBN 978132...

Yes, there is a Latin Wordle, and it is awesome.
10/20/2026

Yes, there is a Latin Wordle, and it is awesome.

New at DCC: William Turpin and Ashley Roman Francese have teamed up to publish the DCC edition of the love elegies of Su...
10/19/2026

New at DCC: William Turpin and Ashley Roman Francese have teamed up to publish the DCC edition of the love elegies of Sulpicia. Included are a Latin text, notes, vocabulary lists, and wonderful audio recordings by Keziah Armstrong. The notes focus on matters of Latin idiom and elucidate Sulpicia's sometimes difficult syntax, with the goal of relatively expeditious reading. This should be very useful resource for all lovers of Latin poetry! https://dcc.dickinson.edu/sulpicia/intro/preface

Every year a merry band of Latin speakers comes to Dickinson to spend a week speaking only classical Latin. Here’s the s...
10/16/2026

Every year a merry band of Latin speakers comes to Dickinson to spend a week speaking only classical Latin. Here’s the summer 2026 crew from the Conventiculum Dickinsoniense.

It’s true! Dr. Álvaro Pires is teaching Ancient Greek 201!
10/16/2026

It’s true! Dr. Álvaro Pires is teaching Ancient Greek 201!

10/15/2026

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