How Study Abroad Inspires: Entrepreneurship Advice from an Umbra Alum
Mar | 25
Jessica Paholsky (Spring 2012, Pennsylvania State University) Linkedin Contact, Jessica Paholsky Current Role: Founder of Once Upon a Pesto, Video Marketing Coordinator at Milton Hershey School This article is part of Umbra’s Alumni Success Series. Study abroad inspires students from... Read More
How I Will Never Eat Cheese The Same: Takeaways From The FSE Field Trip
Mar | 22
By Umbra Rep Jackie Hanson, Arcadia University When you are eating a slice, what do you think of? Do you think of how the cheese is made, the people that have helped make the cheese, or the factory that it... Read More
Cinecittà: A Dive into the History of Cinema
Mar | 21
By Umbra Rep Faith Duggan, Clark University Close your eyes and pretend you just got off the short train ride from Perugia to Rome. Take a deep breath in; inhale the new city smell, bask in the warm sunny glow... Read More
Top 5 Day Trip Destinations Near Perugia
Mar | 18
It is spring break time and the atmosphere at Umbra is unusually quiet. Most of our students are currently visiting Italian and European cities, but some of them opted to explore some of the gems near Perugia. But which are... Read More
Multicultural Psychology Students Visit National School for Guide Dogs
Mar | 15
Last Friday, Multicultural Psychology Program (MPP) students went on a field trip to Florence, where they visited the National School for Guide Dogs. The school endeavors to change the lives of the blind/visually-impaired individuals by training 30 dogs each year.... Read More
Volunteering while Studying Abroad: Umbra and Solidarity Purchasing Group Sign Agreement
Mar | 10
Last February, the Umbra Institute signed an agreement with Fuori di Zucca, (whose literal translation in English is "Out of Pumpkin" but whose meaning in Italian is "crazy"), a volunteering association that manages a Solidarity Purchasing Group. Their aim is... Read More