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The American University of Rome welcomes new members to its Board of Trustees.

The new members of AUR’s Board of Trustees bring a wealth of national and international experience in education, finance, business, politics, culture, and enterprise.

UNICRI & AUR partner in second edition of specialized cultural heritage course on crime & security.

This specialized online course focuses on protecting heritage from deliberate attack & theft, and on ways to combat these threats while understanding the global networks that are often behind such attacks.

Food systems in inland areas: national policies and local coalitions

Around 60% of Italy's territory is classified as inland, marginalized areas. Here, a long-lingering crisis is unfolding that began in the 1970s where thousands of hectares of land have been abandoned due to migration.

Eating for 1.5°C: Round Table on Climate Change and Sustainable Diets

Preparing for the UN Conference on Climate of the Parties (COP 26) that will be organized in partnership with Italy in Glasgow from 1 to 12 November 2021.

View our Summer Drawing Exhibition

AUR's Summer short course, Drawing I, was designed to provide students with the core set of skills needed to pursue a classical discipline in drawing and painting.

Evelyn Hill, Archaeology & Classics alumna, publishes guide on moving to Italy

Evelyn Hill is one of those AUR students who arrived in Rome to study, became enamored with all things Italy, and decided to stay in the bel paese after graduation.

“Dreams REALLY come true!”: Business Administration alumna Isotta Giorgini breaks into the fashion industry

We were delighted to hear the news from Isotta Giorgini (Business Administration, 2020) that her career in the fashion industry has gotten off to a flying st

Professor Anna Balzarro wins international literary prize

Many congratulations to Anna Balzarro, professor of Italian language and culture on AUR’s Italian Studies program, whose novel Un anno a giugno (“A year in June”) won the f

AUR students Noel and Journey talk volunteering with Serve the City Roma with its founder and president, Caterina Berardi


Serve the City Roma volunteers

Lauren Coughlin, Sustainable Cultural Heritage alumna, discusses her MA and PhD research in community archaeology

Did you did you go straight from Graduate School to the PhD program at Southampton University, or did you have some time in between?