Past Honors Theses

Recent Honors Theses (2010 - 2020)

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Constructed Natures and Virtual Landscapes in the “Ecosystems” of the Minoan Frescoes at Knossos by Kate Hall (2022) 
 

Augustus: The First Feminist? The Advancement of Roman Women through the Augustan Marriage Laws by Abby Webster (2022) 

Twins on Two Stages: The Dioscuri in the Performances of Sparta and Athens
by Katharine Gavitt (2021)

The Temporal Moments in a Woman’s Life as Represented in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter
by Julian Krive (2021)

Taming the Wild Boar: Hunting, Game Meat, and the Dynamics of Roman Imperialism
by Emily Martin (2021)

Adornment in Akrotiri and the Bronze Age Aegean: The Multisensory Construction of Intersectional Identity as Represented at Xeste 3
by Hana Sugioka (2021)

The Erotics of Imperialism: 5th Century Literary Representations of Helen and Alcibiades
by Sarah Gonzalez (May 2020)
Myth, Magic and Murderous Mothers: An Exploration of Myth and Medea
by Daneille Leibu (May 2019)
Charicleia's Dream: Interpreting the Heroine of a Greek Romance 
by Isabella Raposo (May 2019) 
The Commodification of Literature in Martial's Epigrams 
by Rita Black (May 2017)
A Study of Female Agency in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter through Word and Illustration
by Virginia White (May 2017)
Feminine Narrative and Subjectivity in Homer's Odyssey: Structuring Dichotomies and Alternative Discourse
by Catherine Johnson (May 2016)
Discourses of Exemplarity in Propertius IV
by Madeline Thayer (May 2015)
Etrusco-Corithian Pottery in the Archaic West: an Evaluation of Fineware Exchange and Etruscan Age
by Haley E. Bertram (May 2013)
Conflicting Desires and Unstable Identities: Tensions in the Greek Symposium
by Julia Burns (May 2013)
Facinus, quos inquinat, aequat: The Mutinies of Lucan's Bellum civile
by Carolyn Tobin (May 2013)
Fires, Façades, and Empty Metaphors: Staging Euripides' Orestes
by Megan Wilson (May 2013)
The Diffsuion of Luxury in Ancient Rome: An Analysis of Funerary Practices During the Late Republic and Early Empire
by Mannat Johal (May 2012)
Satire, Social Identity, and Classical Tradition: Paideia in Lucian
by Lynn Gallogly (May 2012)
Est locus, facit locus: Active landscape in Ovid's Metamorphoses
by Grace Gillies (May 2010)