Resources The Classics Department is housed in George Davis Hall, originally built in 1912 and renovated in 1978. Seymour Library, built in 1928 and renovated in 1991, houses more than a quarter million books and 687 periodicals. Knox has a campus-wide computer network, accessible from all academic buildings and every student room. Five major computer labs located across the campus provide ready access to computers for all students. Throughout the curriculum, Knox presents opportunities for independent, interdisciplinary and in-depth research.
Independent studies allow work with faculty outside regular course offerings.
Students who pursue College Honors develop a year-long research project or creative endeavor, ultimately presenting their work to a faculty panel that includes a scholar from outside the Knox campus. A New Translation and Adaptation . Classes in Athens are complemented by field trips where you study history, literature, art and archaeology, philosophy, and modern Greek. Classical Studies in Rome is an intensive program on Roman history and archaeology. Florence Semester centers around the Italian Renaissance, when European culture was invigorated by renewed interest in classical antiquity.