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In telling of his visit to Brown University to honor his old mentor and, thereby encountering past SAS students, Classics Department Chair Phil Walsh discusses the idea of the "living chain" - the ever-constant connection between a person's past, pre..

Classics Department Chair Phil Walsh examines the meaning and philosophy of a "Liberal Education" and the School's "distinctive brand" of it, illustrated by way of a collaborative project with Emma Hunter '25, a "case study of liberal education, a co..

In his Chapel Talk, Classics Department Chair Phil Walsh speaks of a colleague who wrote a poem "Memory of a Year with Allusions to the Greeks" where he is a featured "classicist." He then goes on to describe what it means to be a "classicist." Dr...

In reflecting on past Thanksgiving Chapel talks, and on speaking on a poem by Emily Dickinson, Classics Department Chair Phil Walsh discusses hope and gratitude in his Thanksgiving Chapel talk.

In this Friday pop-up chapel, Classics chair Dr. Philip Walsh shares the root of his joy when it comes to teaching Classics.

In contemplating the political events the falls of 2018 and of 1991, Classics/English teacher Dr. Philip Walsh discusses the theme of memory and how it is explored by Kazuo Ishiguro in his novel, The Buried Giant.

Classics/English teacher Phil Walsh shares his experience with the dangers of the single story, and the history of what brought him to that moment.