An Italian, an American and a Brit Walk Into a Bar
An examination into the differences between American and Italian drinking cultures.
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From America to Italy: The Good Life
In 2015 a retired American couple decided that Florida was not the place they wanted to live the rest of their lives. “We gave the kids what they wanted. Sold everything. Everything. Got on a plane with four suitcases having never been to Italy.”
The Hidden Wonders of The Amalfi Coast
People from all over the world know the Amalfi Coast to be a hot tourist destination, but many are unaware of its unique history.
Where Do I Sit: An Italian Missing Toilet Mystery
In one of the oldest cities in Europe it is fair to expect a certain level of deterioration. Buildings with cracked exteriors. Haphazardly paved cobblestone streets. Even illegible street signs. While Rome has no shortage of any of these things,… Read More »Where Do I Sit: An Italian Missing Toilet Mystery
Knead, Roll, Love: The Art of Creating Pasta from Scratch
“Are you ready for the magic?” An Italian pasta chef smiled as 23 sets of eager eyes watch her dangle fresh cuts of pasta dough from her large knife. Maria Nigro is a pasta making instructor with Eat and… Read More »Knead, Roll, Love: The Art of Creating Pasta from Scratch
Gelato in Rome? No Problem.
On a hot summer day in Rome, there is nothing more refreshing than Gelato. But with so many choices, can you go wrong?
New York Pizza May be Famous, but It Isn’t Italian
Capricciosa pizza from Pepy’s Bar, topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, prosciutto, mushrooms, artichoke and arugala. Pizza: a classic craving when a student from the American Northeast heads home for a school break. Although states such as New York, New… Read More »New York Pizza May be Famous, but It Isn’t Italian
Rome Restaurant Stays True to Its Roots
Want an authentic Roman Italian restaurant experience? This restaurant is the place for you.
Religion Rules Rome: From the Eyes of a Tourist
If you are thinking of visiting the Vatican, be prepared for a bit of unruly tourists. If you want a more serene experience, take a look into La Moschea, the Mosque of Rome.
03 — sightseeing
It’s a completely different experience seeing things in person. From the famous Starfield Library, historical Gyeongbok Palace, lively Gwangjang Market, to the calming N Seoul Tower — these places all hold different experiences upon visit.
02 — first days
There are pros and cons to getting lost — pros, you see more of the city. Cons, you have no idea where you are and you’re freezing in 20 degrees or less weather with a thin jacket. The first day out in Seoul, my friend and I got lost.
01 — en route !
There’s a time in your life that comes when you grow up and become the person your younger self dreamed of being. Today, I grow and become that person.
Verizon Innovation Center
The company is one of the leaders in a novel and fastest wireless technology known as 5G that can influence individuals, businesses, and society.
LinkedIn + Google
The CIC team concluded their trip to Silicon Valley with visits to Google and LinkedIn.
Facebook + Instagram
The theme of diversity and inclusion, as well as the evolution in marketing and advertising, continued at Facebook and Instagram.
Did you know that eight out of 10 U.S. moms use Pinterest? The CIC team visited Pinterest headquarters to learn more.
Our visit with eBay
At eBay, we had the chance to talk to people on the hiring, diversity and inclusion, and marketing teams.
We’ve arrived!
A CIC team is in Silicon Valley this week to see what’s new in media and technology. They’ll bring what they learn back to the classroom.
Why I chose Prague
Ahoj! I am an MLIS student studying and interning abroad in Prague, Czech Republic (Czechia). It is a little unusual for a student of library and information sciences at UofSC to find a stint in Europe, let alone in Central… Read More »Why I chose Prague
A Reflection on my Favorite Day in Germany
Now that we are back home I have had some time to reflect on our amazing trip to Germany. Each day was full of new adventures, food, and experiences. Looking back, my favorite trip that I took was to the… Read More »A Reflection on my Favorite Day in Germany
There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
These Roots Run Deep Over these past few weeks in Rome, I’ve learned a lot about how strongly religion can impact a group of people. I visited some of the holiest places on the planet, including St. Mark’s Basilica and… Read More »There Is A Light That Never Goes Out