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Course Offerings: Fall 2023 Course listings and Booklet along with our Summer 2023 Course listings and Booklet are now available.

Professor R. Bruce Hitchner is the editor of the Wiley Blackwell Companion to North Africa in Antiquity (2022).

Watch student Matthew Hayden describe his Digital Humanities research experience at Tufts with the Perseids team.

Read about Professors Beaulieu and Bucci's approach to teaching computational methods to Humanities students.

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BA in Classical Studies BA in Archaeology Fifth-Year Master’s Degree Program: BA/MA in Classics BA in Greek & Latin BA in Greek BA in Latin Minor in Greek Civilization Minor in Roman Civilization Minor in Greek Archaeology Minor in Roman Archaeology Minor in Greek Minor in Latin MA in Classics MA in Classics with Teaching Licensure MA in Digital Tools for Premodern Studies

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Who is Artemis?

Prof. Beaulieu explains the mythology behind the name of NASA's Artemis mission.

Professor R. Bruce Hitchner is the editor of the new Wiley Blackwell Companion to North Africa in Antiquity (2022)

Explore a one-of-a-kind and authoritative resource on Ancient North Africa.

D'Arcy Thompson Team Feature: Matthew Hayden

Watch student Matthew Hayden describe his Digital Humanities research experience at Tufts with the Perseids team.

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Nothing Gets Lost in Translation in the Perseus Digital Library

Gregory Crane, professor of classical studies, won a large grant to further his work digitizing ancient literature in multiple languages.

Why Ancient Myths Remain Relevant Today

Marie-Claire Beaulieu, associate professor of classical studies, explores why ancient myths remain relevant today in this Tufts Now video.

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