Alumni Stories: Caroline Caporossi
For our special feature Alumni Stories, we are portraying Sant’Anna graduates who have successfully launched their careers. Living abroad in...
Alumni Stories: Chad Blunt
Hi my name is Chad Blunt and I currently live in Denver, Colorado. I studied abroad at Sant’Anna Institute during the…
“L’arte di arrangiarsi”, The Experience of an Italian American
As an Italian American from North Dakota, I quickly attached deeply to the Italian part of my identity, and it…
Tyler’s Touch
Tyler’s Touch is a non-profit that aims to provide efficient and accessible toiletry products to the shelters that house victims…
History of the Mafia Field Trip
8 March 2021 Growing up in the United States you learn bits and pieces about the mafia. You learn about…
Pompeii: A Reflection, by Luka Newcombe
Archaeological Field Trip 13 February 2021 Last friday, when we were riding the train to Pompeii, I was not certain…
MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
Dear students, alum, families, partners, and friends, Our Spring 2021 semester has officially started onsite in Sorrento, and it is…
Book Release: The Divine Comedy for Foreigners – Inferno, Marino and Palumbo, 2020
March 27, 2020 Dear Sant’Anna Community and Colleagues, in conjunction with the first Dante Day (March 25th), the Italian national…
STUDENTS’ SECRETS OF SORRENTO: NEW FRONTIERS FOR STUDENTS & TURTLES
Sant’Anna Institute study abroad programs allow American university students the opportunity to complete an academic internship in their field of...
There is Something for Everyone here at Sant’Anna Institute
Make Sant'Anna your Home in Spring 2020 When I first chose to study and intern at Sant’Anna, I was impressed...
The Saint Anna Festival of Marina Grande: A Quintessential Cultural Tradition
Known as the mother of the Virgin Mary, and therefore grandmother of Jesus, Saint Anna has been revered across the world.
10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Pompeii
In the ruins of a city destroyed by a pyroclastic disaster, where thousands of people died in 79 A.D., one can feel a little detached.