BY: Vincent Ialenti
As we celebrate Italian Heritage Month this October, it is fitting to highlight an institution that has become a cornerstone for the Italian American community in Massachusetts: Fitchburg State University's Center for Italian Culture.
Funded by a $1 million endowment from Fitchburg State alumna Amelia Gallucci-Cirio in 1999, the center has been instrumental in preserving Italian heritage, promoting cultural exchange and enriching the lives of students and community members alike for 25 years.
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