Differences between Italian and American universities
Apr | 25
By Kenna Haverkamp, University of Colorado, Boulder Studying abroad in Perugia holds what seems to be an endless amount of perks, but one of the most educational and enjoyable is being able to get to know locals. This is specifically... Read More
My experience in Viva Sports’ program for children and young adults with disabilities
Apr | 20
by Brooke Duda, University of Connecticut I chose to take the Critical Disabilities course at Umbra because it aligned well with my previous involvement with special needs communities at home. This course allows students to work closely with VIVA Sports... Read More
14 things that surprised me about Perugia
Apr | 18
By Jessica Morgan, Binghamton University Living in a new country always has an adjustment period. There are certain things that we get used to living in one place, and it’s natural to be surprised when adjusting to a new culture.... Read More
Why I chose Perugia
Mar | 23
by Dayna Hausspiegel, University of Connectitut I wasn’t set on Perugia at first, and to be honest I didn’t know it existed. I wanted to study in Florence because of a friend from the states who went to attend college... Read More
First impressions of Perugia
Mar | 15
By Luke Miller, Arcadia University The bus ride from the Rome airport to Perugia was the first impression I got of Italy when I arrived here in mid-January. I was mesmerized by the rolling hills, antique houses, and bustling rest... Read More
Coming back to Perugia (DE Student) – Part 2
Mar | 01
Victoria Snyder, Direct Enrollment student from Penn State Whenever I find myself at a crossroads, my father always reminds me that life is a series of paths. Whereas some may lead to greater and bolder things, others may lead to... Read More