Department of Classics & Humanities
The Department of Classics and Humanities offers interdisciplinary courses in language, literature, visual media, and culture.
Through the study of texts and contexts past and present, local and global, students engage with the diversity of historical narratives, lived experiences, and perspectives that comprise "the human experience" in and across various times and places.
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“Just Eating: How to Change the World One Meal at a Time”
Thursday, Nov. 14
2–4 p.m.
Love Library, Leon Williams Room 430
A public lecture by Dr. Samantha Noll
Ryan-Bordander Honors Chair and Associate Professor, The School of Politics, Philosophy,
and Public Affairs (PPPA) at Washington State University
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Umanisti
Umanisti is a student organization open to all. Its purpose is to promote the study and appreciation of the humanistic heritage.
Adviser: Dr. Emi Brown [email protected] and Dr. Carly Maris [email protected].
Eta Sigma Phi
Eta Sigma Phi is the national undergraduate Classics honorary society. Each fall qualified students of Greek and Latin are initiated into the SDSU chapter, Zeta Gamma.
Archon Basileus (Adviser): Dr. Joseph Smith [email protected]