For Students

Jackson Library Main Page

Jackson Library Classical Studies Resources Page

Jackson Library Tutorial on Basic Research Skills

General Resources

• Google Scholar – search engine for scholarly research across many disciplines
• Perseus Project – large database of images and texts, with other links; from Tufts University
• The Latin Library – a site with links (by author) to Latin texts
• Electronic Resources for Classicists: 2nd Generation – Maria Pantelia’s annotated and very complete list of resources; this is the place to start browsing!
• Stoa Consortium – news and links
• Diotima – materials for the study of women and gender in the ancient world
• Ancient Rome: Images – over 240 photographs by Felix Just, S.J., Ph.D.
• Glossary of Rhetorical Terms

Additional Resources for Teachers

• Teaching Classical Languages – online journal from CAMWS
• Classical Language Instruction Project (Greek and Latin pronunciation)
• VRoma Project – a virtual community for teaching and learning Classics
• LatinTeach Website – older material; no longer being updated
• On-Line Survey of Audio-Visual Resources for Classics

Texts and Journals

• Bryn Mawr Classical Review
  • BMCR Blog site
• Electronic Antiquity – on-line journal
• Classics Archive – an on-line list of Classical texts in English with word search and other features from M.I.T.
• On-line Book Page
• Index to TOCS-IN – a Table of Contents for Recent Classics Journals from the University of Toronto

Projects

• Ancient World Mapping Center – located at UNC Chapel Hill
• Duke Papyrus Database

• Annual Carolyn & Norwood Thomas Undergraduate Research Expo at UNCG
• Council on Undergraduate Research
• NC Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium
• The University of Tennessee Annual Undergraduate Classics Conference  (February 23, 2019)
• University of South Carolina (February 23, 2019)

• Undergraduate Research and Creativity Award (URCA)
• University Libraries Undergraduate Research Award
• The Classical Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS)
• Excellence in Research/Creative Inquiry Transcript Notation (URSCO)

Click on the following links for information about programs leading to a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Classics. These programs are designed for students who have a B.A. and some background in Latin and/or Greek but who, for a variety of reasons, need more work in the languages before they enter graduate school. Most programs are flexible and can be completed in a year.

• Columbia University
• University of California – Davis
• University of California – Los Angeles
• University of Iowa
• Georgetown University
• University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
• University of Pennsylvania
• Rutgers University
• The Catholic University of America
• William & Mary

 
For MA and PhD programs, follow these links to the directories compiled by CAMWS:

• MA-only programs
• PhD programs

National

• Society for Classical Studies (previously American Philological Association)
• American Classical League
• Archaeological Institute of America
• Classical Association of the Middle West and South
• National Junior Classical League
• Society for American Archaeology
• Archaeological Institute of America

State

• The North Carolina Classical Association
• The Classical Association of Virginia
• North Carolina Junior Classical League
• North Carolina Archaeological Society

University

• University Archaeological Association

• UNC System Campuses
• Colleges and Universities in the USA
• Other Classics Departments (U. of Notre Dame list)