Roman Roads Press 121 East 3rd Street, Moscow, ID 83843

Roman Roads Press is an educational institution located at 121 East 3rd Street in Moscow, Idaho, United States. Students at Roman Roads Press are exposed to the greatest works of Western civilization, ranging from the ancient Greeks to the early modern period.

One of the highlights of the institution is a new translation of Dante’s Divine Comedy and a curriculum developed by Joe Carlson. Additionally, Roman Roads Press offers a revolutionary Latin education program called Picta Dicta, which combines classical principles of learning Latin with modern technology.

The institution also provides grammar courses, Latin readers, vocabulary courses, and Fitting Words, which teaches classical rhetoric. Students at Roman Roads Press can also enroll in courses such as Calculus for Everyone, which aims to reunify STEM with the liberal arts, and The Grammar of Poetry, which teaches the mechanics of poetry using the classical approach of imitation.

Logic, a classic logic curriculum, is also offered at Roman Roads Press, along with a comprehensive history course of the United States taught by veteran history teacher Dave Raymond. The institution also produces the Digressio family of publications, including the annual Digressio Magazine, the Digressio Podcast, and the new Digressio Express newspaper.

The mission of Roman Roads Press is to provide Christian families with tools to "Inherit the Humanities," and the various courses and publications offered by the institution aim to help students excel in every subject they study.