Orientation in Italy

Tina Rocchio October 14, 2015

All of our orientation programs are now complete and students are settling into their adopted neighborhoods, their new surroundings and their courses in Florence, Perugia and Rome. The Arcadia in Rome program got the ball rolling, arriving on the last… More

Street Art in Rome

Sarra Chadi October 8, 2015

Graffiti on the Streets of Rome The Street Art Workshop, one of our most creative co-curricular activities for students, took place last Saturday. While taking a bicycle tour with contemporary art historians and writers through the ​Quadraro district… More

Alumni interviewed by Washington Post

Chiara Baldussi September 28, 2015

Villanova University students were interviewed by The Washington Post to recount their internship experience at the Vatican. Melissa Connolloy and Tatum Murray, both seniors, spent spring ’15 on Villanova’s Vatican internship program which includes study… More

Polpette time!

Sarra Chadi September 21, 2015

What is the Italian dish that is easy to make, delicious and inexpensive? Let's leave aside the ubiquitous but ever-variable pasta for a moment and talk about polpette! Polpette in Italy can be made of tender beef, pork, chicken or veal (meatballs) or… More

Alumni Comment on Greek Debt Crisis

Tina Rocchio July 6, 2015

Each semester, the Arcadia Rome Center's Prof. Ben Scribner teaches Political Economy with a focus on the Southern European Debt Crisis, as does Prof. Bianca Ananiadis of the Arcadia Athens Center. Both courses meet mid-semester in a European city (Rome… More

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