Mar | 19
Early Friday morning, Umbra students enrolled in Leonardo da Vinci piled into a private bus, ready to travel to Florence and Milan to see the master's works come to life. The class met Professor Adrian Hoch in Florence, where students... Read MoreMar | 19
From the ancient, mysterious Etruscans to the less-ancient and mysterious Romans, Umbra Professor Giampiero Bevagna and his Archaeology class discovered centuries of these civilizations' ruins in Rome last weekend. The (pre-papal conclave) Vatican Museums were the first stop Friday morning.... Read MoreMar | 17
Dr. Elisa Ascione, recently named the Coordinator of the Umbra Institute’s Food Studies Program, will be a speaker at an upcoming conference on Perugia’s traditional Easter bread. The conference, which will take place on Thursday, March 21, in the nearby... Read MoreMar | 06
After 10 days of vacation, Umbra students and staff gathered Tuesday evening at Lunabar Ferrari to eat, drink, and be merry for the Welcome Back Aperitivo. From Madrid to Morocco, students' spring break destinations varied. The majority of students, however,... Read MoreMar | 05
Students in the INIT 350: Academic Internship and Seminar - Education visited the POST Science Museum of Perugia to continue their video project on Tuesday afternoon. The class is creating two videos for POST's Smartboard technology that will illustrate a... Read MoreFeb | 21
Paris and Barcelona are the most popular destinations for this semester's spring break. At 5 p.m., the last of the mid-term exams will be handed in, and spring break will officially start for all General Studies students. Look out, Europe:... Read More