classical studies
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Ryan ’13 teaches and learns languages
If you ever find yourself in historic Santiago de Compostela, Spain, you might bump into Cornell College graduate Maggie Ryan ’13.
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Broadening your lens
For Jennifer Knox ՚14, there is one question that job interviewers never fail to ask her.
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Blair explores archaeological excavation research
Cornell College’s Caleb Blair is taking a break from baseball and homework this summer to excavate Illinois woodland sites in search of artifacts.
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Wilson ’20 runs Athens Marathon during off-campus course
Cornell College’s Julian Wilson ’20 unexpectedly checked off a running milestone while traveling with his class in Greece for a classical studies course.
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9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College
A new academic year begins today at Cornell College, and the college welcomes nine new faculty members in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.
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Professor Venticinque examines ancient economy in new book
Cornell College Professor of Classics Philip Venticinque turns back the pages of time to examine the ancient economy in his newly released book “Honor Among Thieves.”
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Summer research unlocks the world of Ancient Greece for virtual explorers
A Cornell College student and her professor are working together to create an interactive textbook.
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The Path of Prepared Uncertainty
This is the path of individuals who have excelled in a field that is arguably unrelated to their major.
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2015-16 academic awards
Cornell College honored students with departmental and college-wide academic awards on Thursday, April 21. Congratulations on your achievements! Photos of the event can be seen on Flickr here. All college awards Phi Beta Kappa William Alexander Emily Andrulis Kenny Capesius Michelle Dougan Christopher Felt Elizabeth Flick Katie Gilbert Danya Lebell Phyo Lin Ruby Linkhart Christopher […]
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Building a time machine to ancient Corinth
Classics Professor John Gruber-Miller is building a time machine.
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Gruber-Miller elected VP of Classical League
Cornell College classical studies professor John Gruber Miller has been elected to a two-year term as vice president of the American Classical League.
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Donnellan earns Gilman scholarship
Cornell College junior Miranda Donnellan has earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State, and will spend the spring 2016 semester studying in South Korea.
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2014-15 academic awards
Cornell College honored students with departmental and college-wide academic awards on Thursday, April 23.
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Venticinque published in journal Historia
Phil Venticinque, associate professor of classics at Cornell College, has an article in the latest issue of the journal Historia, a highly selective, well respected, and leading journal in the field of classics and ancient history.
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Knox pursuing passion at dream school
Jennifer Knox ’14 will fulfill her childhood dream of attending Oxford University, where she’ll study international relations.
Ryan ’13 teaches and learns languages 
Broadening your lens 
Blair explores archaeological excavation research 
Wilson ’20 runs Athens Marathon during off-campus course 
9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College 
Professor Venticinque examines ancient economy in new book 
Summer research unlocks the world of Ancient Greece for virtual explorers 
The Path of Prepared Uncertainty 
2015-16 academic awards 
Building a time machine to ancient Corinth 
Gruber-Miller elected VP of Classical League 
Donnellan earns Gilman scholarship 
2014-15 academic awards 
Venticinque published in journal Historia 
Knox pursuing passion at dream school