The Department of Classics at Cornell is one of the oldest and largest in the country. It offers training at all levels in the languages, literature, philosophy, culture, art, archaeology and history of ancient Greece and Rome.
The department promotes first-hand involvement in the ancient world, ranging from productions of ancient plays through participation in Cornell-sponsored archaeological projects. Courses involve direct engagement with material culture using Cornell's collections of ancient coins and of reproductions of sculptures, inscriptions and other ancient objects. Many students participate directly in the discovery and study of ancient material cultures by working in the dendrochronology laboratory on campus, or on material from Cornell-sponsored excavations in the Mediterranean region.
Associated Faculty
- Frederick M Ahl
- Annetta Alexandridis
- Benjamin Anderson
- Georgia Marina Andreou
- Caitlín Eilís Barrett
- Tad Brennan
- Charles Brittain
- Todd C. Clary
- Kevin Clinton
- John Coleman
- Gail Judith Fine
- Mike Fontaine
- Jill Frank
- Daniel Gallagher
- Nicole Julia Giannella
- Kathryn Gleason
- Carol B. Griggs
- Andrew Hicks
- Rachana Kamtekar
- Lori Khatchadourian
- Athena Kirk
- Cat Lambert
- Cat Lambert
- Brita Lorentzen
- Scott MacDonald
- David P Mankin
- Sturt Manning
- Lawrence J. McCrea
- Alan Jeffrey Nussbaum
- Hayden Pelliccia
- Verity Platt
- Pietro Pucci
- Hunter R. Rawlings III
- Eric Rebillard
- Courtney Ann Roby
- Jeffrey S Rusten
- Stephen Sansom
- Barry Stuart Strauss
- Astrid Van Oyen
- James Weinstein
- Michael L Weiss
