You’re inside the Magi Chapel, staring up at the Renaissance frescoes, boldly colored and intricately detailed. The scene is all-consuming; it surrounds you and pulls you in. Now, take off your virtual reality goggles. You’re in the Williams Center for the Arts attending art history professor Eric Hupe’s Italian Renaissance class. Hupe and his rese...
READ MOREOne of SPSCA's signature programs for our members is our Scholarship Program. Scholarships are awarded to study at the University for Foreigners (Università per Stranieri), the oldest and most prestigious Italian institution engaged in teaching Italian language and culture, located in the heart of historic Perugia. Students not only have an opportu...
READ MOREStudents come to John Cabot University for new experiences in a city that offers an abundance of culture, art, beauty, and fun, but they also benefit from our academic programs. Whether you’re considering earning a degree or pursuing a study abroad program for a semester, the knowledge you’ll gain at JCU will stick with you well beyond your time in...
READ MOREThe beginning of my college experience was unlike most. I moved to another continent, a place I had never been with a language I did not know, into an apartment with four other people. Essentially, us “N.U.in” students got dropped off in a new place and suddenly had a lot more freedoms than in the United States. The N.U.in program at Northeastern...
READ MOREAngelo Devito, a professor in the electrical and computer engineering departments for the past 44 years, just wants his students to be successful. That’s why he does what he can to relate to his students and form a relationship with each and every one of them. Devito is a self-described “traditional” man who wholly believes in wearing a tie to work...
READ MOREPlease join us for our Preschool Open House on March 11 from 10:00am – 12:00pm, to learn more about our part-time Italian language Preschool. Although it isn’t required to pop by, please RSVP (even if you aren’t certain you’ll make it), it helps us to be prepared for how many families might attend. RSVP by emailing administration@scuola.us.We will...
READ MOREOn Wednesday, Feb. 15, the Archdiocese of New York announced that at the end of the 2022-2023 school year, 12 of their Catholic Schools would be closed due to the financial instability that was further worsened by the pandemic. A report from the Catholic News Agency stated that the following are the schools that will not reopen after the 2022-2023...
READ MOREWhat are the best tips for students traveling in Italy? Want to know what to do to make your journey unforgettable? Don’t worry, we’ve got you! Many students dream of visiting Italy. And with good reason. Italy is a country with a unique and fascinating history, world-renowned architecture, romantic hilltop towns, famous museums, fountains, sculptu...
READ MOREThe Department of Communication Studies and the Embassy of Italy in Washington DC are proud to co-host a special webinar on the future of cultural diplomacy in the digital age. This one hour webinar, part of the Italian Embassy's Digital Diplomacy Series, seeks to examine how digital technologies are transforming the practice of cultural diplomacy....
READ MOREIf you’re Italian and graduating from Salida High School this spring, listen up — there’s a scholarship for you. The Sons Of Italy offers a scholarship every spring to graduates of Salida High School or Horizons Exploratory Academy, to be used towards College or a Trade/Vocational School. Students must be graduating this May 2023 and must be of Ita...
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