Apr | 21
In recent months, Umbra's fair trade interns have been busy organizing events and educating the community about issues in fair trade around the world. With the semester coming to a close, we asked them a few questions about their experiences.... Read MoreApr | 15
“Living in someone’s home, especially in a foreign country, teaches you so much more than a language” All of the Umbra students are housed in the city center of Perugia, but there are a few exceptions. This Spring 15 semester,... Read MoreApr | 13
Urban Spaces Professor Raymond Lorenzo will be representing the Umbra Institute as the keynote speaker at the Calandra Italian American Institute's annual conference at Queens College in New York City. This year's conference topic is, "Bambini, Ragazzi, Giovani: Children and... Read MoreApr | 01
On Tuesday night, Umbra students started to think about going back home Re-entry is possibly the most overlooked aspect of study abroad. "Going home" often means leaving a new home behind. Many study abroad students will return as a changed... Read MoreApr | 01
This weekend the History and Culture of Food in Italy class embarked on what can only be described as an epic food voyage through Parma, the capital city of Italy’s “food valley,” Emilia-Romagna. Watching parmigiano being aged in pools of... Read MoreMar | 31
The Umbra Institute is radio famous! Through a recent partnership with Radiophonica, the official radio station of the University of Perugia, students in the sustainability course are working in groups to create individual podcast episodes aimed at bringing awareness to... Read More