Classical Studies

UPCOMING EVENTS

MARCH 2012

03-22-12: The Dennis A. Georges Lecture – “Beyond the Rhetoric: towards a topography of women's activities in Late Archaic and Early Classical Athens" by Dr. Lisa C. Nevett, (The University of Michigan) at 7:00 PM, in Freeman Auditorium (Woldenberg Art Center, 205), with reception to follow in Woodward Way.

FEBRUARY 2012

02-06-12: AIA New Orleans Society Lecture – “The Lost Eagle: The untold story of the legionary eagle on Rome's most famous statue" by Dr. Bridget Bruxton at 8:00 PM, on the campus of Loyola University, in Nunemaker Auditorium, Monroe Hall, 3rd floor.

NOVEMBER 2011

11–03–2011: Department Colloquium - "Women and the Construction of Male Identity in Tragic Recognition" by Prof. Laura McClure (University of Wisconsin) at 5:00 pm in 114 Faculty Lounge, Newcomb Hall.

APRIL 2011

04–17–2011: Classics Club Spring Lecture 2011– “Judicial Process and Public Visibility in the Greek Agora, Roman Forum, and in Pagan and Early Christian Basilicas" by Prof. Katherine Welch at 5:30PM, in LBC 202 (Rechler Conf. Rm) on Tulane's Uptown Campus.

04–12–2011: AIA New Orleans Society Lecture – “Dragons of the North: The World of Viking Longships" by Prof. John Hale at 8:00 PM, on the campus of Loyola University, in Nunemaker Auditorium, Monroe Hall, 3rd floor.

MARCH 2011

03–16–2011: The Dennis A. Georges Lecture: Prof. Heinrich von Staden, "Experiments on the Living: Ancient Medicine and Science," at 7:00 PM, on the Uptown Campus of Tulane University, in Freeman Auditorium (Room 205 of Woldenberg Art Center), with reception to follow.

FEBRUARY 2011

02–21–2011: AIA New Orleans Society Lecture – “Military Dress Boots of the Roman Emperors" by Prof. Connie Rodriguez at 8:00 PM, on the campus of Loyola University, in Nunemaker Auditorium, Monroe Hall, 3rd floor.

02–22–2011: Classics Club event – “The Greek Way of Mardi Gras" by Prof. Margaret Butler at 7:30 PM, in Jones 204 on the Uptown Campus at Tulane University.

NOVEMBER 2010

11–02–2010: AIA New Orleans Society Lecture – “The Petrified City: Reading the Marble Plan of Rome" by Prof. Susann S. Lusnia at 8:00 PM, on the campus of Loyola University, in Nunemaker Auditorium, Monroe Hall, 3rd floor.

OCTOBER 2010

10–04–2010: AIA New Orleans Society Lecture – “Meanings in Early Celtic Art" by Prof. Peter S. Wells at 8:00 PM, on the campus of Loyola University, in Nunemaker Auditorium, Monroe Hall, 3rd floor.