Princeton Classics

The Princeton Classics Department investigates the history, language, literature, and thought of ancient Greece and Rome. We use the perspectives of multiple disciplines to understand and imagine the diversity of these civilizations over almost two thousand years and to reflect on what the classical past has meant to later ages, and to our own.

Noah Dorn '27 wins 2025 Stinnecke Prize

The Department of Classics is delighted to announce Noah Dorn '27 as the winner of this year's Stinnecke Prize! One of the university's oldest awards, the Stinnecke Exam Prize comes with a one-time stipend of $3,000 and is given to the sophomore or junior in any department who receives the highest marks on a three-hour examination involving translation of Greek and Latin passages as well as grammatical questions on both languages.

A headshot of Noah Dorn in front of a blooming tree

Noah Dorn '27

Events

Social
Classics Alumni Brunch
Reunions 2025
Friday, May 23, 2025, 10:00 am
Location
Prentice Library, East Pyne 143

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