The community of Mykolas Romeris University is determined to start events in Bagdoniškis after a break of 70 years. Inspect and assess the environment on May 14th. A group of authoritative lecturers, led by prof. Agnė Tvaronavičienė.

Mykolas University research group in Bagdoniškis (from left): historian of law doc. dr. Gintaras Šapoka, spouse of M. Römer's daughter Vytautas Vitkauskas, director of the Institute of Public Law prof. dr. Agnė Tvaronavičienė, outgoing judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Lithuania, famous constitutionalist, philosopher of law prof. dr. Gediminas Mesonis. Photo by Raimonda Stankevičiūtė-Vilimienė.

First of all, the guests visited the Rokiškis J. Keliuotis Library, met with representatives of the informal group of Rokiškis römerists, and were glad that the library has beautiful spaces that can serve world scientific conferences. After that, the professors came to Bagdoniškis manor, met with the wife of Romeris' daughter Jadvyga, who took care of Römer's homestead Vytautas Vitkauskas. Everyone toured Mykolas Römer's summer house - the conditions for activities were minimal, but with a little effort, student activities could take place without much comfort.

"You just have to start, determination, and then everything will change little by little. Therefore, let's plan that the first student event in Bagdoniškis will take place this September, "said prof. Agnė Tvaronavičienė, emphasizing that the university management strongly supports this idea.