Classics photo gallery

Classics students and faculty traveling, studying and other activities.

Classics graduates — Classics faculty Mischa Hooker, Emil Kramer, and Kirsten Day with 2018 graduates Ethan Doan, Victoria Karnes, and Samuel Langellier.

Classics in Greece — Participants in the 2018 Greece program with Drs. Margaret Morse (Art History) and Kirsten Day (Classics) in front of the Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens.

Classics Greece trip — Drs. Kirsten Day (Classics) and Margaret Morse (Art History) and 2018 Greece program participants on the Grand Staircase at the Minoan palace of Phaistos in Crete.

Chris Sanders-Ring, administrative assistant for Classics, created a flyer for the Archaeological Institute of America talk at Augustana, and won the national organization's annual "Best Flyer" award in 2018.

Classics banquet 2016 — Faculty and Classics students at the annual Classics banquet in the spring of 2016.

Dr. Kirsten Day’s 2016 Classical Mythology class getting into character for their final projects.

Collegia Classica is represented at the new student activities fair during orientation week in 2015: from left, Victoria Karnes, Diana Cleveland, Bethany Hayenga and Steven Mondloch.

Classics banquet 2015 — Faculty and Classics students at the annual Classics banquet in the spring of 2015.

Participants in the 2014 Greece program at the theater in Delphi.

Student participants from the 2014 Greece program form the Augie “A” at the theater in Thorikos, Greece.

Ethan Koch (Classics ’16) presents his site report on the theater at Epidaurus to participants in the 2016 Greece program.

Drs. Kirsten Day (Classics) and Adam Kaul (Anthropology) with 2016 Greece program participants in Santorini.

Sunset behind the remains of the Temple of Apollo at Naxos. Photo taken by David Hundrieser (Classics ’19) on the 2016 Greece program.

Acropolis museum — 2016 Greece program participants at the Acropolis Museum in Athens (with ancient Akropolis visible in background).

Allan Daly and Ethan Koch — Allan Daly (Classics ’18) and Ethan Koch (Classics ’16) are interviewed in Athens for Greek television on their impressions of the local economy (Greece program 2016).

Nafplio — Drs. Kirsten Day (Classics) and Adam Kaul (Anthropology) and 2016 Greece program participants pose with our hotel proprietor Petros and his wife, who invited us to their farm to pick oranges, make orange juice, and bake traditional Greek cookies.

News

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2023 Vázquez-Valarezo Poetry Award winners announced

Carly Davis's poem "Seattle Song" won the 24th annual Vázquez-Valarezo Poetry Award at Augustana.

2022 Vázquez-Valarezo Poetry Award winners announced

Kaitlin Jacobson's poem "crooked smile"” won the 23rd annual Vázquez-Valarezo Poetry Award at Augustana.

A Classics case of an award-winning liberal arts experience

Kira Banks '23 came to Augustana to study biology and public health and, as often happens at a liberal arts school, discovered a passion for a seemingly unrelated major — Classics. Read about her recent award.

Events

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Archaeological Institute lecture: 'Augustus' War against Antony and Cleopatra as Seen through the Coins'

Wednesday, April 9, 2025 • 7:30 pm

This Archaeological Institute of America lecture, titled "Augustus' War against Antony and Cleopatra as Seen through the Coins," is presented by Dr. Roberta Stewart of Dartmouth College.

Antiquity in the New Millennium lecture: 'Disability and Enslavement in Ancient Rome'

Wednesday, April 23, 2025 • 7:30 pm

This year's Antiquity in the New Millennium lecture will be presented by Dr. Clara Bosak-Schroeder from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. The lecture is titled "Disability and Enslavement in Ancient Rome."

This event is sponsored by the Classics department.