David T. Gura

With a visionary perspective, David T. Gura addresses the intricate tapestry of the ancient world through his dual roles as a faculty member in the Department of Classics and an Assistant Professor of Medieval Studies at the University of Notre Dame. His academic journey is marked by a profound dedication to the classical languages, having earned both his M.A. and Ph.D. in Greek and Latin from Ohio State University. At Notre Dame, Gura's expertise extends beyond the classroom as he serves as the Curator of Ancient and Medieval Manuscripts, Early Imprints, and History of the Book. In this capacity, he meticulously curates and preserves invaluable texts, offering students and scholars alike a tangible connection to the past. His work in this area not only enriches the university's collections but also provides a vital resource for research and discovery. David T. Gura's contributions to the field are characterized by a deep commitment to understanding the cultural and historical contexts of ancient texts. His interdisciplinary approach bridges the gap between classical antiquity and the medieval period, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of literature and thought. Through his teaching and curatorial work, Gura inspires a new generation of scholars to explore the enduring legacy of the ancient world.