Living in the Ancient Roman City: Space, Religion, Dangers
A classical, medieval and renaissance studies colloquium
Event
Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies Colloquium
Thursday, Nov. 22
4:30 pm
Shannon Library, St. Thomas More College
Living in the Ancient Roman City: Space, Religion, Dangers
Students of “History 306.8: Rome Study Abroad 2018” screen their short video projects and reflect on their experiences of ancient Rome, on the ground.
Everyone welcome.
More info: cmrs.director@usask.ca
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