An Unforgettable Alpine Experience While Traveling Solo in Switzerland
Dec | 06
An opinion piece by Miles Vigna Why Travel Solo in the First Place? Traveling solo in a foreign country can be daunting but at the same time, very rewarding. One pro of traveling solo is freedom and flexibility. You have... Read More
A Sweet Expedition at EuroChocolate 2024 in Perugia
Nov | 28
As the crisp November air fills the streets of Perugia, the sweetest event of the season, EuroChocolate 2024, draws chocolate enthusiasts from across Italy to celebrate the art and joy of chocolate. This year marks a special milestone, the 30th... Read More
You’ve Got Mail: Poste Italiane
Nov | 05
justitalianthings – NOVEMBER Today is the first Tuesday in November, which means it’s the day you’ve all been waiting for: U.S. Election Day! If this is the first you’re hearing of it… Mi dispiace, but it’s definitely too late to vote,... Read More
Adjusting to Life Abroad: Finding Comfort in the Little Things
Oct | 30
An opinion piece by Morgan Vales Moving abroad is one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences you'll ever have, but let’s be honest, it’s also one of the most challenging. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed by the newness of... Read More
A Day in the Life of an Umbra Student: Embracing Culture, Community, and Learning in Perugia
Oct | 24
An opinion piece by Mira Mills Studying abroad is so much more than just hitting the books in a new place; it’s a chance to dive into a whole new way of life. I wanted to share what a typical... Read More
Spotlight on Success from the Archaeological School in Castiglione del Lago
Oct | 10
In a recent article, SUNY Fredonia proudly shared the exemplary story of Abby Conklin, who joined us during the summer of 2024 at the Archaeology Field School program, venturing off her usual focus as a Music Education and History major.... Read More