Featured Stories
Featured Stories.
A Festival of Flowers
June 27, 2014 | Katrina DeleneCagli residents paint their streets with flower art to celebrate Corpus Domini
CAGLI, Italy - On the Sunday morning celebrating Corpus Domini the procession that flowed from the Catholic found the streets in this historic Roman town awash in a sea … Read More
No Drive-thru Windows
June 26, 2014 | Victoria FerrisThe Italian-born Slow Food movement grows in Urbino
URBINO, Italy – Like workers in the U.S., when residents of this famous hilltop Renaissance head home after a long day, they are eager for a satisfying meal, and a relaxing beverage.
Scouting the Differences
June 26, 2014 | Alli KielsgardIn Italy boys and girls share the same uniforms and passion for Scouting
URBINO, Italy – On a sunny morning the playing field on the Fortessa – fort – overlooking this city is filled with Italian Scouts who, at first … Read More
Something Buried, Something Borrowed, Something Blooming
June 26, 2014 | Jamie StotskiRosetta Borchia’s garden in the hills of Urbino hosts more than 100 types of “ancient roses”
A powerful aroma of sweet perfume fills the air as the sun peaks through the ivory clouds on a warm afternoon in early June. … Read More
Modern Art in an Ancient City
June 26, 2014 | Mary MenchelIn the birthplace of Raphael, new artists try to work on the edge
Two peacocks stare down from their cage as the group gets out of the car at Cafe Molena. Gabrielle Arruzzo sits at the head of the table … Read More
I Said, I Persuaded, I Conquered
June 25, 2014 | Morgan LynchNATO places emphasis on communication-based missions in Afghanistan
PESARO, Italy – The motto “Dixi, Suasi, Vici” (I Said, I Persuaded, I Conquered) is a far cry from Roman Emperor Julius Caesar’s “Veni, Vidi, Vici” (I Came, I Saw, I Conquered). But … Read More
Young, Educated – and Worried
June 25, 2014 | Krista FlentjeWith youth unemployment over 40 percent, Italian students fear the future
URBINO, Italy – It’s a sunny, lazy day in this famous Renaissance town of soaring towers and cobblestone streets as college students Martina Russano and Giulia Ivanges socialize in … Read More
Cinema Nuova Luce
June 25, 2014 | Hailey GuyovichShining a new light on the old Italian tradition of serious filmmaking
URBINO, Italy – Tucked away on Via Federico Veterans, one of the cobblestone streets that wind through this hilltop city, lies a charming, one-room theater with the optimistic … Read More
A Rugby Evolution
June 25, 2014 | Cori NobleMini Titans take to the field
FERMIGNANO, Italy – It’s a cloudless Saturday morning, wet dew still covering the grass. Organizers are quickly setting up various sports equipment within the Sports Center of Ca’Vanzino to get ready for a daylong … Read More