The Dennis A. Georges Lecture, 2012

The Dennis A. Georges Lecture, 2012

 

Beyond the Rhetoric: towards a topography of women’s activities in Late Archaic & Early Classical Athens
 

Prof. Lisa C. Nevett

Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 7:00 PM
Freeman Auditorium (Art 205), with reception in Woodward Way






For more information, contact: 
Department of Classical Studies, Tulane University
504-865-5719

AIA New Orleans Society Archaeology Lecture

Archaeological Institute of American lecture series

“The Lost Eagle: The untoldstory of the legionary eagle on Rome's most famous statue”

 

A Lecture by

Dr. Bridget Buxton

The Peter H. von Blanckenhagen MemorialLecture

Archaeological Institute of America

Monday, February 6, 2012

Nunemaker Auditorium

Monroe Hall, 3^rd floor

8 pm

free admission and free parking on campus

Co-sponsoredby the Office of the Provost, the Classical Studies program and the New OrleansSociety of the Archaeological Institute of America

New Orleans Society of the Archaeological Institute of America

“Astronomy, Space, and Time in Medieval Churches”

Christ in majesty surrounded by the zodiac and the labors of the months. Central tymapanum of the west portal of the Abbey Church of Sainte-Madeleine, Vézelay, France (early 12th. c.).

 

A Lecture by

Dr. Stephen C. McCluskey

R. S. Webster National Lectureship

Archaeological Institute of America

Monday, November 14, 2011

Nunemaker Auditorium

Monroe Hall, 3^rd floor

8 pm

free admission and free parking on campus

Co-sponsored by the Office of the Provost, the Classical Studies program and the New Orleans Society of the Archaeological Institute of America

Department Colloquium

Women and the Construction of Male Identity in Tragic Recognition

 

Prof. Laura McClure
University of Wisconsin - Madison

Thursday, November 3, 2011

5:00 pm

Faculty Lounge, 114 Newcomb Hall 

Classics Club & Eta Sigma Phi Lecture

The Classics Club is sponsoring a lecture by Prof. Lisa George (Tulane) titled, "The Musings of Sappho." The lecture will be on Tuesday October 25 at 6:00 pm in 210 Woldenberg Art Center, Stone Auditorium. Everyone is welcome.

Why study Classics?

Classics Club / Eta Sigma Phi: Spring Lecture

Sunday, April 17, 5:30 pm in LBC 202

Prof. Katherine Welch (NYU/ Institute of Fine Arts)

"Judicial Process and Public Visibility in the Greek Agora, Roman Forum, and in Pagan and Early Christian Basilicas"