On April 27 the Washington University Classics Department held its annual student Research Colloquium via Zoom.
Student presenters included:
Peter Satterthwaite: “GIS Approaches to the Thasian Peraia”
Henry Schott: “The Temple of Magna Mater: A Case for ‘Temple-Stages’”
Jessica Tu: “Lygdamus, Cypassis, and Co.”
Madison Ihrig: “Toil and Trouble: Contemporary Witch-Hunts’ Influence on Jacobean Medeas"
Grace Kavinsky: “Classical Inheritance and Race: Sexual Violence and Political Change in Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita and The Birth of a Nation”
and
Connor Raikar: "Producing an Ideology: Horace and Mao Zedong’s Construction of the Other.”
