| CCIV112F | Three Great Myths: Prometheus, Persephone, and Dionysus (FYS) |
| CCIV153 | Single Combat in the Ancient World |
| CCIV170 | Rome and the Caesars |
| CCIV190 | Beware the Ides, Beware the Hemlock: Roleplaying Crisis in Ancient Greece and Rome |
| CCIV201 | Art and Archaeology of the Bronze Age Mediterranean |
| CCIV202 | Greek Drama: Theater and Social Justice, Ancient and Modern |
| CCIV212 | Politics and Piety in Early Christianities |
| CCIV214 | Survey of Greek Archaeology |
| CCIV217 | Philosophical Classics I: Ancient Western Philosophy |
| CCIV221 | Roman Law |
| CCIV223 | Survey of Roman Archaeology and Art |
| CCIV227 | Ancient Laughter |
| CCIV229 | Ancient Monuments: Landscape, History, and Memory |
| CCIV231 | Greek History |
| CCIV244 | Pyramids and Funeral Pyres: Death and the Afterlife in Greece and Egypt |
| CCIV250 | Ancient Rome: From Hut Village to Imperial Capital |
| CCIV257 | Plato's REPUBLIC |
| CCIV271 | Roman Self-Fashioning: Poets and Philosophers, Lovers and Friends |
| CCIV275 | Romans and Christians: The World of Late Antiquity |
| CCIV283 | Off with its Pedestal! The Greek Vase as Art and Artifact |
| CCIV304 | Medieval Archaeology |
| CCIV328 | Roman Urban Life |
| CCIV329 | Roman Villa Life |
| CCIV330 | Classical Studies Today: Writing for a General Audience |
| CCIV341 | Visualizing the Classical |
| CCIV393 | Reading Theories |