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When we say the Mediterranean diet, this is what we mean... on foraging in Lazio

Saturday, the 16th of September, saw The American University of Rome's graduate students embark on a sustainable food exploration along the ancient Appian Way leading to the picturesque landscapes near Giulianello in Lazio.

Six great reasons to start your AUR master’s degree in spring 2024

Many students choose to begin their MA studies at AUR in the spring rather than the fall, and there can be significant benefits to making that choice.

New minors in Psychology and Italian Fashion Study announced.

Why do a minor in Psychology? 

President's statement in response to the Supreme Court's decision on higher education admissions policies; affirmative action.

Scott Sprenger, President of The American University of Rome, issued the following response to the court's decision:

Two AUR alumni nominated for industry honors.

Marcella Donovan (Communications ’02), Head of Verticals, for global media platform Teads MEA, in Dubai, was nominated as a "Woman Who Inspires." 

Internship experiences at the Sicily-Rome American Cemetery in Nettuno.

The World War II Sicily-Rome American Cemetery and Memorial site in Italy covers 77 acres, rising in a gentle slope from a broad pool with an island and cenotaph flanked by groups of Italian cypress trees.

Cultural Heritage & Rome. One-week summer program, July 2023.

A one-week (July 17-21) summer educational tour & study program in the eternal city designed for participants of any age & experience.

Aventinus Minor Project (AMP) - Public Open Day, June 21 from 5:30 pm

The Aventinus Minor Project (AMP) is a fascinating educational & community-focused enterprise that sees AUR Archaeology & Classics students working alongside seasoned archaeologists and educators excavating one of the few relatively unexplored areas of central Rome.

Remus Volume XIV - Spring 2023. The Literary and Art Magazine of the American University of Rome

As yet another academic year comes to a bittersweet end, we present to you the fourteenth edition of REMUS.

From Now To Then. AUR Lit/Pub magazine, Spring 2023.

"When I found out about my father’s diagnosis, my first impulse was to light up,” Nalu Gruschkus writes in the opening line of Abnormal Whites and Excessive Blues, her striking piece about her father’s cancer and her own addiction to smoking.