“Should universities ease pressure on students, many of whom are still coping with the pandemic’s effects on their mental health and schooling? How should universities respond to the increasing number of complaints by students against professors? Do students have too much power over contract faculty members, who do not have...

For those rooting for Ukraine in the war with Russia, today’s headlines are wonderful news. “Ukrainian forces have broken through Russian defenses in the south of the country while expanding their rapid offensive in the east, seizing back more territory in areas annexed by Russia and threatening its troops' supply lines.” The...

Le associazioni culturali come collante per tenere unite le comunità di immigrati nella loro nuova casa

This Sunday, October 2, one such social club, the Borgetto Cultural Association--founded in 1962 in Astoria, Queens--gathered at Russo’s on the Bay. A small town of approximately 7,000 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Palermo, like so many villages that experienced heavy emigration in the 20th century, the town probably...

The war between Russia and Ukraine has taken a turn in the past weeks as Ukrainian forces take back territory they had lost in the early Russian advances. Soldiers who have fought in what the Kremlin insists on calling its “special operation” are returning home, refusing to go back to...

Giorgia Meloni, the front runner in the upcoming Italian elections, has more than one story to tell. Today, the favorite to replace Mario Draghi as Italian prime minister has dismissed claims that a government including her national-conservative party would pose a danger to Italy, insisting that there was “nothing to...

Discovery of Etruscan necropolis in this Campanian town started in the 1960’s and continues today

La scoperta di un'antica necropoli nella città campana è avvenuta negli anni '60 e continua oggi con oltre 9.000 tra tombe e reperti storici