Professor Highlight: Marco Aterrano
If you’d like to learn more about Marco and his teaching methods… well, you’ll just have to come to Sant’Anna Institute, won’t you?
Sant’Anna Dorm Party
On July 26th the community of Sorrento comes to celebrate the feast day of their patron saint, Saint Anne.
Casa del Caffe Giuseppe Maresca
In the small town of Piano Di Sorrento lies Casa del Caffe Giuseppe Maresca, a coffee factory that has been passed down through the generations.
Pompeii Excursion
Some of the students in Archeology: Cities of Fire went and explored Pompeii this weekend! Above, the students just finished checking the ancient sound system techniques used in the amphitheater.
Expanding my Horizons while Studying abroad in Sorrento
Before deciding to study abroad, I had never heard of Sorrento, Italy. Stepping off that plane in Naples was one of the most nerve-racking moments of my life.
Learning About Archaeology in the Shadow of Vesuvius
When I decided to study abroad at Sant’Anna, one of the reasons was because I longed to take a course in archaeology, and in a place filled with archaeological resources and sites.
Studyng Marine Biology
The first three weeks in Sorrento, Italy, have been interesting, especially when it comes to one of my classes, Marine Biology, which focuses on studying the body of water nearest to Sorrento.
Anthropologically Astounding Naples
For the second field trip of the school year, the Anthropology of Europe and History of Mafia students went to Napoli (Naples) for a day.
“Donne del Mediterraneo” book 2017
Carrabba Edizioni just published the volume “Donne del Mediterraneo: rappresentazioni e autorappresentazioni”, edited by Giovanni Spani (College of the Holy Cross) and Marco Marino (Direttore Accademico del Sant’Anna Institute), from the conference of the same name organized at Sant’Anna in June 2016.
The Search for Beauty: First Impressions of Sorrento
I decided to live in Italy for the summer on a whim. I couldn’t fall asleep one night after having been out in Little Italy in New York City and couldn’t stop dreaming about the real thing.
Why Study Abroad? A personal reflection of a student
In the fall of my sophomore year, I decided to make the commitment of studying abroad. I’ve always known that I wanted to study abroad and after doing my investigations, I decided the summer before my junior year was the perfect time.
Italian in Southern Italy: Beginner Friendly
One of the most inviting aspects of Sorrento and the surrounding area of Southern Italy is the friendliness and sense of hospitality that exists here.