This event is part of the “Arts Unplugged” series in the College of Arts & Sciences and is open to the public. In this event, the English and Classics departments will host a day-long, public reading of portions of Homer's The Iliad, with a cast of readers throughout the day.

Participants will also be able to:

• View items from this period from the library and anthropology collections
• Create their own cuneiform tablet
• Listen to student responses to the text interspersed between passages

The reading will be followed by a panel discussion from 4:30-6 p.m. in Rhodes-Rawlings Auditorium, Klarman Hall.