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Pellegrino Artusi,who in 1890 wrote Italy's first modern cookbook, had grown up in Emilia-Romagna (a region in the north known for its hearty food) but lived out his adult life in Tuscany's capital, Florence. Despite lots of culinary contributions from... Read MoreFeb | 14
Another Umbra Institute pizza night, another success! After a tough loss in the semester's basketball game against ONAOSI, an Italian school, players and fans both tromped through the cold and snow to Il Paiolo, a pizzeria in the center of... Read MoreFeb | 13
Text translated from original flyer (attached): Below the soil of Perugia, there exists a city even more ancient than the one that can be admired from the surface: a hidden world where speleology and archaeology become intertwined with history and... Read MoreFeb | 13
Some enterprising young Perugians decided to take advantage of the snow that we got all weekend and go for a ski! Lucky them: local schools have been closed since last Thursday, which allows plenty of time for antics like skiing... Read MoreFeb | 07
Guest Speaker, Professor Edwin A. Locke, discusses “The Case for Induction”, in Professor John L. Dennis’s INIT 350 Academic Internship & Seminar, Psychology. Professor Edwin A. Locke, the world’s foremost scholar in the area of goal-setting research, recently gave a... Read MoreFeb | 06
We remade our old Arrivals and Orientation video to reflect some improvements that we've made! This video is accurate for students doing any of our non-Direct Enroll programs for the spring, fall, or summer. Direct Enroll students get here slightly... Read More