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
The Umbra Institute launches its podcast
Feb | 27
It is, without a doubt, evident that podcasts are becoming an essential media source for sharing ideas and knowledge. The Umbra Institute recognizes the need to stay up-to-date with current trends that focus on educational and international experiences. It is... Read More
Reflections on Mental Preparation and Going Abroad
Feb | 23
By Lucey Walton, Lebanon Valley College, Umbra Rep student Being in Italy for nearly 4 months sounds like a dream come true to some and a daunting task for others. Going abroad for a full semester is seen in both... Read More