Past Events

This is an archive of past events at AUR - you can filter these by 'associated academic program' using the drop-down list above.

Program

The prospects of multilateralism in transatlantic climate change policy - Christiane Lemke

Climate change policy stands out as a highly salient issue in European and in American public opinion. Yet progress in joint transatlantic climate change action has been rather slow and fragmented.

23 Apr 2025, 19:00

Via Pietro Roselli, 16

Fundraising Concert & Aperitivo with Timothy Martin and The Amazing Grace Choir

Professor Timothy Martin and the incredible Amazing Grace Choir are generously sponsoring a special evening dedicated to one of the university’s most vital causes: student schol

17 Apr 2025, 19:30

Via Pietro Roselli, 16

From Passion to Profession: Navigating Opportunities in the Art Ecosystem

Stephanie Gandolfi holds degrees in Fine Arts and Art History, focusing on Art Business, from The American University of Rome (2017-2021).

15 Apr 2025, 19:00

Via Pietro Roselli, 16

A public writing workshop and conversation with Andrea di Robilant: AUR’s Writer in Residence

The American University of Rome is proud to count among its faculty acclaimed journalist and author Andrea di Robilant. In recognition of his experience and knopwledge, di Robilant has been named as AUR's inaugural Writer in Residence.

11 Apr 2025, 16:00

Via Pietro Roselli, 16

Protecting Cultural Heritage in Turbulent Times. A free webinar - 9 April 2025.

Join us for a timely and thought-provoking webinar, Protecting Cultural Heritage in Turbulent Times, hosted by the MA in Cultural Heritage at The American University of Rome.

9 Apr 2025, 18:00

Via Pietro Roselli, 4

Gender Dialogues in Italy. A one-day conference in Rome.

Organizers: Professor Catherine Ramsey-Portolano, Professor Lucia Tralli, Professor Jenny Petrucci, and Professor Francesca Conti

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28 Mar 2025, 9:00

Via Pietro Roselli, 16

‘Business Winners and Losers in the Age of AI.’ A lecture by David Willson.

David will discuss the difference between big and small businesses adopting AI and how this time around it’s the big corporations that have the most leverage as opposed to the industry disruptors in the past.

25 Mar 2025, 19:00

Via Pietro Roselli, 16