Theses from 2026
The Equinoctial Hour in Antiquity: Which Hour is Ours?, Evan Boxer-Cook
The Long-distance Provincial Slave Trade during the Roman Principate, Tosca Neumann
Peripheral Perspectives: A Case Study of Plautus’ and Polybius’ response to the Punic Wars The construction of Carthaginian alterity as a mechanism for defining Roman imperial identity, Zoe Michaela Huan Schaedle
Theses from 2021
Pestilence and Penitence: The Cyprianic Plague and the Rise of Christianity, Alan C. Bisesi
Reconstructing the Female Experience in Classical Attica Through A Close Analysis of The Homeric Hymn to Demeter, Nicholas P. Quill
Theses from 2019
Living on the Edge: India in the Greek Mind before Alexander the Great, Zofia Ahmad
The Value in Vanité: The Benefits of Pleasure Reading and Viewing in Le Morte d’Arthur and Star Wars Rebels, Hannah Austin
Early Byzantine Stobi in Context: A Study of the Episcopal Basilica and the Jewish Synagogue, Lindsay M. Ryder
Dueling Lyres: Competing Consolatory Practices in the Roman Empire, Katherine Josephine Ziegler
Theses from 2016
Searching for Blood in the Streets: Mapping Political Violence onto Urban Topography in the Late Roman Republic, 80-50 BCE, Theodore Samuel Rube