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Category Archive: News

‘So Fare Films’ Releases Season 2 of Women in Progress

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So Fare Films releases Season 2 of the documentary series Women in Progress premiered on Dec. 1 in Aula Magna, nine months after its first ‘season’s release.

– By Jana Zeidan

December 5, 2022 Articles, News

Visiting Students ‘Happily’ Spend on Coffee in Trastevere, while Italian Students find it ‘Extremely Expensive’ Amidst Recent Euro Drop and Inflation 

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American and Italian students’ perceptions of coffee prices differ amidst price rise due to inflation.

-By Divya Dhawan

December 5, 2022 Articles, News

Nutritionist Partners with Office of Health and Wellbeing in Student Educational Events

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JCU’s Office of Health and Wellbeing introduces a partnership with a nutritionist this fall semester as part of the new events to educate and support university students. 

-By Sophia Ghantous

December 5, 2022 Articles, News

The Enoteca Corsi Culinary Experience Sold Out Again

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The JCU Culinary Experience at Enoteca Corsi continues to be sold out months before registration. The osteria offers three cooking sessions per semester where students can learn about traditional Roman cuisine and taste traditional Roman dishes. 

– By Charlotte Dammicco

December 5, 2022 Articles, News

Expatriate Artist from Iran Solidarizes with Iranian Women Struggle 

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Soroush Sanaeinezhad, Iranian artist and expatriate living in Prague for the past three years, speaks out on the recent murder of Mahsa Amini.
– By Thesar Abazi

October 28, 2022 Articles, News

Iran – Which Kind of Democracy Are We Trying to Build in the Middle East? 

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Iran’s regime is threatened by violent strikes and protests that are likely to slowly become an actual civil war. The roots for this situation to break out can be found within the history of neocolonialism.

-By Nicole di Maria

October 28, 2022 News

Rikers Island: An Indelible Stain in the Land of the Free 

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Anna Pastoressa, the mother of an ex-detainee, speaks of the struggle during six years of visits. A story where advocacy, art, and resilience intertwine with the horrors of this dreadful jail complex.

-By Alice Finno

October 28, 2022 Articles, News

GLSEN Research Institute Director Joe Kosciw speaks on the Importance of Effective Resources for LGBTQ+ Students 

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Now more than ever, we need to make schools an inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ students worldwide.
– By Giulia Leo

October 28, 2022 Articles, News

Film Appreciation Club: A New Student Organization 

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Discover the brand-new film appreciation club where students openly share opinions and thoughts on cinematography.
– By Ella Stillion Southard & Film Appreciation Club

October 28, 2022 Articles, News

Perugia’s 2022 International Journalism Festival

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After attending #IFJ22 in Perugia, The Matthew reports a handful of interesting and inspiring events related to international journalism and its evolution in today’s world.
– By Arianna Lopez

April 26, 2022 May 2022, News

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