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Professor Gaia Cottino to edit special Food and Gender issue of Anthropology journal

Professor Gaia Cottino, instructor of the course "Cultural and Social Dimensions of Food and Eating" will guest edit, together with Dr.

Study Abroad in Rome is still a great option for Spring 2021

Did you know that nearly 5 million students choose to study abroad every year? Are you hoping to join their ranks?

Anjum Malik, Cultural Heritage alumna; her role in women's emancipation & beating Covid-19 in Sindh

Anjum Malik graduated from the MA in Sustainable Cultural Heritage program in 2018.

How Italy Turned Around Its Coronavirus Calamity - NYT

After a stumbling start, the country has gone from being a global pariah to a model — however imperfect — of viral containment that holds lessons for its neighbors and for the United States.

A letter to students from AUR's new president, Dr. Scott Sprenger.

Dear AUR Students,

Prestito "per Merito" lanciato in collaborazione con Intesa Sanpaolo

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Rome is thriving in the 'new normal'

When Rome turned 2773 years old on April 21^st this year, it was not with the usual magnificent parades throughout the city that the occasion was marked, but a low-key commemoration broadcast online and on television.

New Chairman elected to AUR Board of Trustees

New publication. Arabpop: Art and literature in revolt in the Arab countries

The so-called “Arab Spring” of 2011 have too often been analyzed by commentators and journalists as unexpected outbursts of violence or as the result of power games between western states.