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Secret and quiet places to discover in Rome
By Milo Spotti - Student Life and HSSA Assistant In Rome there are thousands of things to see, hundreds of experiences to do, dozens of places to visit. I am... keep reading
Gelato & Garbage Bags: Making Meaningful Experiences in Rome
As a student studying neurobiology on the pre-optometry track at my home university (UW-Madison-go Badgers!), one of my main concerns about going abroad was that my major and professional aspirations... keep reading
Living Sports in Italy
By Claudio Ceci – Student Life Helper There is a strong belief in Italy: you can change your lover, but you never can change your football team. Sport in our... keep reading
Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me
By Elizabeth Huber There are so many aspects of my time in Rome with CIEE, or my CIEE open campus semester in general that I could choose to write about... keep reading
One, No One, One Hundred Thousand
By Chiara Della Rossa On January 11th, I had the pleasure of leading a drama workshop for a group of CIEE students. Being just a few meters from the beautiful... keep reading
The eyes of wonder: Christmas markets with students
By Teresa Spinucci – Student Life Helper You know when you’ve had something right under your nose your whole life, and you only realize its beauty when provided with a... keep reading
An American in Rome: It is okay to be Uncomfortable
By Nicole Gasiorowski Growing up, I have always spoken Spanish as a second language. Coming to Italy, I thought Spanish is close enough to Italian right? Kind of, but not... keep reading