Survivor of a Tree Collapse in Rome Looks Back at Accident as Pruning Season Blocks Main Streets and Disrupts Traffic in the City

– By Ilenia Reale

Interview with JCU’s Center for Career Services: Addressing Students’ Questions and Concerns about Internship and Job Opportunities

An in-depth interview with JCU’s Center for Career Services to answer students’ questions about internship and job opportunities.
– By Matilde Pozzato

Lazio Soccer Team Wins Second Derby in a Row After Eleven Years Amid Clashes and a Police Officer Injured

The annual ‘Derby della Capitale’ is historically known for the tension between fans of the two Roman teams. Heartfelt for those who win but even more for those who lose.
– By Gea Villa and Camilla Ciallella

A Retrospect on a Year of Grief, Effort and Resilience at JCU since the first Russian Airstrikes on Kyiv, Ukraine

The Slavic Cultural Club tells a story of community support and stands stronger twelve months later.

-By Kathryn Williams

Student Government Brings Back JCU Spring Ball

The long-established Spring Fling is back with a new name and with plans to continue the tradition.

Queer Alliance Members Speak on Community Building and Safe Queer Spaces in Rome

JCU’s Queer Alliance plans for more activities off-campus to help members learn about queer-friendly spaces in Rome and support them in finding a local and safe queer community off campus.

Study Abroad Students Seek Assistance to Remedy Housing Issues in Neighborhood Apartments

Study abroad students called on administration for help after multiple housing issues and a reported burglary in JCU’s Neighborhood Apartments in Trastevere.

-By Sydney Eichel

JCU Associate Dean Steps Down from Disability Coordinator Position

Associate Dean of Academics, Professor Pamela Harris, steps down as the Coordinator of Learning Disability Accommodations and proposes a new full-time coordinator position after approximately 140 students requested accommodations this fall.

-By Syedah Asghar

‘I’m abroad and unsure how to register.’ Low Voting Trend of American Students Abroad Continues in this Year’s Midterm Elections

JCU continues its collaboration with Vote From Abroad (VFA) to facilitate student voting for the U.S. midterm elections this fall. In past elections, only 10% of American abroad students registered to vote, according to VFA.

– By Josephine Solomon

FreshStart Support Groups Cancelled Due to Insufficient Student Participation

The new FreshStart support groups offered by the Counseling Office for first-year students were canceled before starting, due to lack of participation.

-By Gea Villa