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AUR Alum Fighting Art Crime

The unit, set up by DA Cyrus Vance in 2017, is the first of its type and was created to deal with the increase in looted antiquities that are flooding the art market in New York, mostly as a result of conflicts in the Middle East.
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Gabriel Battista, 1944-2020

Gabriel Battista, 1944-2020Just to say the name, Gabe, conjured up an image in our community. He was our leader and our friend, but far more.

"Sliding Goals": Serie A partnership with College Life Italia announced.

"Sliding Goals" will allow many youngsters to study, graduate and play soccer in prestigious American colleges, without ceasing to pursue the dream of playing in the Italian Championship.

Professor Sottilotta publishes new book on Eurozone Crisis.

ProfessorÌýCecilia Sottilotta, B.A. International Relations & Global Politics, has published a new book entitled 'The Politics of the Eurozone Crisis in Southern Europe. A Comparative Reappraisal'.

Sculpture in Stone. Intensive 10-day summer workshop. 20 -30 June 2021

This ten-day intensive workshop will take place outside Rome near Carrara (Tuscany), the cradle of stone sculpture in Italy.Ìý

This workshop carries 3 credits. These can be transferred to support your degree at your home university.
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George Soros and the inauguration of CEU’s Vienna campus

I first met George Soros in Tirana 20 years ago. His Open Society Foundations had little short of a holy status among young Albanians. The OSF had supported capacity building, and young Albanian professionals grasped the opportunity and started careers that were taken for granted in the West.

As part of the Food, Environment, and Society course, students attended the event The event showcased initiatives by both private sector and civil societ

10 Years On, AUR Remembers Professor Terry Kirk

Commemorating the 10th anniversary of the passing of Professor Terry Rossi Kirk, professors Paul Gwynne and Timothy Allen spoke to an enthusiastic audience on topics that would have been near and dear to the interests of the late professor.
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Looking at the trees gazing at the sky. An exhibition by Marina Buening

The three artists discuss the relationship between man and nature, highlighting aspects such as fragility, conservation, transcendence, reality and illusion in a succession of intimate dimensions that

Internship at the Capitol

Having an internship with Congresswoman Velazquez this summer was a unique and rewarding experience.