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Classical Studies (CLS)
Advisor: John Gruber-Miller
This interdisciplinary major is based on the study of language,
literature, and civilization and allows for a creative and flexible
program that will touch all aspects of the ancient world--its art,
history, religion, philosophy, literature, society, and culture.
Major: A minimum of eight course credits, which include:
- Three course credits in either
Latin or
Greek at or above the 200 level;
- Two course credits in Greek and Roman literature in
English translation selected from
CLA 216,
364,
372, and
373;
- Three course credits in related areas selected from
ART 251 (Greek and Hellenistic Art),
252 (Etruscan and Roman Art);
CLA 264 (Women in Antiquity),
381 (Greek Archaeology),
382 (Roman Archaeology);
HIS 202 (Rome from Vergil to St. Augustine);
PHI 302 (Ancient Philosophy);
REL 251 (Jesus in the Gospels),
252 (Epistles of Paul),
353 (Christian Foundations); and
THE 341 (Tragedy Then and Now: Greek Tragedy and Contemporary Reworkings).
A term of independent research is highly recommended. With the
permission of the major advisor, relevant courses from other departments
may be counted toward the major.
Minor: A minimum of five course credits which include two courses
in either Latin or Greek at or above the 200 level; one course credit in
Greek and Roman literature in English translation; and two other courses
approved for the Classical Studies major.
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