classics

Ivy Young
Mapping Greek Tragedies: A Contribution to MANTO
Ivy Young (Mentor: R. Scott Smith)
Mapping Ancient Narratives, Territories, Objects (MANTO) is a developing, accessible database that works to catalog Greek myth in the tangible world. Learn More
Karter Hanley
Tales of the Seres and Silk: Roman Perceptions of the Far East and Silk Within the Empire
—Karter Mingze Hanley (Mentor: Tejas S. Aralere)
Among the most important cultural interchanges that resulted from international trade routes linking Rome to China as early as the second century BCE ... Learn More
Robinson-Warren
Roman Women and Travel: The Journey of a Latin Textbook
— Jillienne Robinson-Warren (Mentor: R. Scott Smith)
Jillienne traces her research process of developing a textbook on Roman women and travel. Learn More
Ramadanovic
Cataloging and Mapping Ovid’s Myths
—Georgina Ramadanovic (Mentor: R. Scott Smith)
Georgina's research is part of an international effort to map and catalog ancient myth, headed by her Â鶹Éç mentor and a colleague in Australia. Learn More
Ryan Saputo
Barbarians and Heretics: Anti-Byzantine and Anti-Western Sentiments in Crusade-Era Chronicles, 1096–1204
—Ryan Saputo (Mentor: David S. Bachrach)
Ryan dissected first-hand accounts of medieval Crusades and discovered how stereotypes influenced the events that led to the sack of Constantinople. Learn More
Roy Camden
The Strayed Angel: Gnosticism in the Works of George William Russell (A.E.)
—Camden Roy (Mentor: Paul Robertson)
Camden's research on the works of George William Russell brings the Irish mystic's under-studied religious influences to the foreground. Learn More