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Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Presenter: Prof. Dino Ritsatos Everyone’s heard of Rome, but not everyone knows the story of how it all began – with 2 brothers, a she-wolf, and a fight that would shape history. In this presentation, we’ll dive into the myth of Romulus and Remus, exploring why their story mattered to … Romulus and Remus – The Legendary Brothers Who Built Rome Read More » |
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Location: Nelson Mandela Room (Student Union, Room 3214 Presenter: Joanie Asch Are you a mastermind on all things Italian? Test your knowledge of Italy’s past and present history, culture and cuisine. Here’s your chance to show what you know. Win prizes. This event is part of our celebration of Italian Heritage Month.
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Location: Fieldhouse/Outside Lot Presenter: Mike Murphy Experience why Bocce Ball is played in 150 countries. Favored by world leaders for strategy. Nominated to become an Olympic sport. Prizes awarded. This event is part of our celebration of Italian Heritage Month. |
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Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Presenter: Prof. Chase Toscano Italy is often seen as the heart of Catholic Europe, but its largest island, Sicily, was at one point an integral part of the Islamic world. From the 9th to 11th centuries, the island thrived under Muslim rule, where Muslims, Christians, and Jews coexisted. Sicily’s position … Islamic Sicily: Between the Crescent and the Moon Read More »
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Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Presenter: Dr. Andrew Jacobs Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC) is best known as Rome’s greatest orator, but we will discuss much more. Not only did he leave us his written speeches, but also his work on many subjects including rhetoric and philosophy. Learn about how this self-made man, a lawyer, … |
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Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Presenters: Dr. Christina Stern and Joanie Asch Step into the world of ancient myths with this engaging, slide-illustrated lecture that brings the gods and goddesses of Greece and Rome to life. Discover their epic adventures, dramatic rivalries, and timeless influence on culture in a way that’s fun, visual, and unforgettable. … |
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Location: Holocaust Museum & Center for Tolerance and Education (Library) Presenter: Dr. Carol King-Berkman From 1941 to 1943, some Italian authorities defied Hitler and gave hope, protecting thousands of Jews in occupied Europe that lasted until the Nazi takeover in 1943. This event is part of our celebration of Italian Heritage Month. |
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Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Presenter: Prof. Dino Ritsatos Take a trip with Dante and Virgil through one of literature’s most famous adventures – an unforgettable descent filled with striking images, powerful lessons, and a story that still speaks to us today. This event is part of our celebration of Italian Heritage Month.
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Location: Hawk's Nest (Student Union, Room 3112) Presenter: Prof. Matthew Siciliano Join us and learn how to make zeppole and eat all you make. The history of this fried pastry is intertwined with ancient Roman traditions and Catholic religious observances, particularly the Feast of St. Joseph. Some legends say it all started at an ancient … |
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Location: Academic I, Room 1214 Presenter: Prof. Dino Lucido How four Italian navigators (Columbus, Vespucci, Verrazano & Cabato), inspired by Marco Polo, defied the odds to break open the Americas for European colonization. This event is part of our celebration of Italian Heritage Month. |
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