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Nailed it!, Che Pasta!  the virtual cooking night focused on PASTA dishes was organized on April 23rd 2021, for all students enrolled in Italian. Prior to the event students were asked to pick a recipe they wanted to cook off a list. On the day…

NAILED IT! CHE PASTA!      WHAT? The Department of Italian Studies is organizing a virtual cooking event titled Nailed it! Che Pasta!, open to ALL ITALIAN students. This time the event will focus…

Fulfill Degree Requirements with Italian! All courses are fully online (asynchronous) and fulfill Gen Ed requirements unless otherwise indicated*.   Summer Pre-Session (05/17/2021 - 06/05/2021) ITAL      …

Please help us in congratulating Dr. Letizia Bellocchio who is the spring 2021 recipient of the College of Humanities Distinguished Teaching Award. The College of Humanities sponsors the Distinguished Teaching Award every spring to honor one…

The Italian faculty is happy to announce that Sofia Soliman has been chosen as the College of Humanities Student Ambassador representing the Italian program, beginning in January 2021! As a COH Student Ambassador, Sofia will work with COH…

On Thursday October 29 the Italian Department faculty celebrated Halloween with their students by watching Dario Argento’s masterpiece Deep Red via Zoom.

Please join us in congratulating our colleague Dr. Beppe Cavatorta who has had two volumes of his own poetry published. These are:   La stanza sgombra (Transeuropa edizioni, 2020) http://www.transeuropaedizioni.it/dettaglio_libro.php?…

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Francesco Rabissi whose monograph, L’occhio politico e visionario del cinema italiano contemporaneo, has just been published! Here is the link:   http://mimesisedizioni.it/l-occhio-politico-e-…

During these unprecedented times, AZPM.org contacted Dr. Fabian Alfie to teach us how Boccaccio’s medieval The Decameron can teach us something about living during a pandemic.   The interview is featured in the March 26th, 2020 edition of…

Dear College of Humanities Students,Despite the ever-changing challenges posed by the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), the College of Humanities remains focused on two priorities for students: your health and your academic progress toward…