Here at Pantheon Institute, our Fall semester kicks off with the Premio Piranesi, a unique design competition that grants students direct access to the Villa Adriana, one of the largest and most important pieces of Italian patrimony.
Hofstra University students investigate the culture, heritage, and history of Rome and Italy at large in a variety of multimedia pieces, one of which features Pantheon Institute founder Romolo Martemucci and his perspective on the impact of architecture on social identity and daily life over time.
Join us on a little tour around the neighborhood.
Unarchived Found Footage Fest, May 28- June 2 For the second year in a row, the Unarchived Found Footage Festival will showcase a variety of
