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Welcome to the Department of Classics
The Department of Classics at Emory boasts an energetic, internationally respected team of scholars devoted to undergraduate teaching, and to fostering close teacher/student relationships with a particular focus on personalized small-class experiences.
Explore Upcoming Classes
Witchcraft and Magic
Witches, sorcerers, curses and charms helped Greeks and Romans negotiate the invisible powers that shaped economic power, cultural boundaries, love and envy.
- ANT 385-3/CL 329R-1
- 3 credit hours
If Zeus Ain't Happy, Ain't Nobody Happy
How do you keep the gods from zapping you with a thunderbolt, turning you into livestock, or demanding a human sacrifice? Come explore in Classical Mythology.
- CL 102/ANT 185 3 credit hours;
- Fulfills HA
- T, Th 11:30-12:45
Got Myth?
Monsters who eat people, gods who misbehave, and heroes who triumph (or not) have long histories. Come explore why in Classical Mythology.
- CL 102/ANT 185
- 3 Credit Hours
- Fulfills HA
Events
Emory Classics Gateway Program
In the summer of 2023, Emory University’s Department of Classics hosted the second cohort of the Emory Classics Gateway Program. The program provided funding for three students with an interest in Classics to attend Emory’s Pre-College Summer Program for a two-week residential experience as rising juniors or seniors and take a course on Roman Pompeii.
Pictured from left to right are this year’s winners, Brianna McCray (Midtown High School), Maria Harle (Atlanta Classical Academy), Kristalyn Lee (Midtown High School) .
For more information on this year’s program, see: