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Villanova University Documentary Class' screening of the documentary "Meh Sha" -- Connelly Cinema, Thursday, April 29, 2010.

www.villanova.edu "Meh Sha" tells the incredible story of a 17-year-old Burmese refugee now living in Philadelphia. Meh Sha Lin spent the majority of his life never venturing outside the walls of the Thai refugee camp in which he lived with his family. Three years ago, he was granted the opportunity to come to the Un...

Senior Project Schedule is now available. Choose and attend the session you are interested in!

www.villanova.edu Schedule available Under: Communication Dept. Events

VU Communication Celebration: End-of-Year. RSVP ASAP!!!!!

You're invited to VU Communication Celebration: End-of-Year BBQ Come celebrate the end of the year with Communication faculty, staff and students!1:30-3:30 p.m.

Wondering What Courses we are offering in the Fall? View our FALL 2010 ELECTIVES GUIDE:

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View "The finest presentation that you will ever see of the Sistine Chapel, in terms of image quality and artistic effect." Congrats to the team of Paul Wilson and Chad Fahs for their great work on The Sistine Chapel Virtual Tour.

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Check out RYAN MAHONEY'S BLOG: INSIDE THE WALL..A blog of his experiences interning at the vatican, living in Rome, traveling Europe, and whatever else happens to come my way...

Inside the Wall... A blog of my experiences interning at the vatican, living in Rome, traveling Europe, and whatever else happens to come my way...

VATICAN-VIRTUAL UPDATE: Villanova Wraps up filming of virtual tour of St. Peter's Basilica.

www.catholicnews.com By Carol GlatzCatholic News ServiceVATICAN CITY (CNS) -- In the enormous interior of Christianity's largest church, a tiny black camera perched on a tall tripod was quietly whirring, mapping bit by bit almost every detail inside St. ...

Spring 2010 Cultural Film Series

www.villanova.edu Each film in our spring series explores a sense of place.

The Communication Department is proud to announce the launch of a new Virtual Reality tour, created by students and faculty involved in our worldwide-exclusive Vatican Internship program: the Virtual Tour of St. John Lateran, in Rome. To see the tour, click below. This tour is creating quite a stir, for its unprecedented view of this stunning basilica.

St. John Lateran - VR Tours Special thanks to Villanova University in Pennsylvania (USA) for its contributionto the realization of the Virtual Reality Tour of the Basilica of Saint John Lateran