Columbia University's Department of Classics offers a rich foundation in ancient history, languages, literature, and philosophy. These project ideas empower students to delve into Greek and Roman civilizations, connecting timeless themes to contemporary discourse in politics, literature, and ethics.
Epic Narrative and Heroism in Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey
Comparative Study of Athenian and Roman Legal Systems
Women in Ancient Rome: Literary and Historical Perspectives
Reinterpreting Greek Tragedy Through Modern Performance
Philosophical Influences of Socrates in Contemporary Ethics
Urbanism in Ancient Rome: Infrastructure and Ideology
Rhetoric and Power in Cicero’s Political Speeches
Translation Challenges in Classical Latin Poetry
The Role of Oracles and Prophecy in Greek Religion
Classical Reception: Ancient Myths in Modern Film
Historiographical Approaches in Herodotus vs. Thucydides
The Concept of Justice in Plato’s Republic
Archaeological Reconstruction of Roman Villas
Greek Vase Painting as a Historical Source
Myth and Identity in Ancient Greek Drama
Roman Imperialism and Provincial Identity
Architecture and Public Space in Ancient Athens
Intersections of Myth and Astronomy in Classical Texts
The Afterlife in Ancient Roman Religion
Slavery and Citizenship in Classical Societies
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