By Hermoine Riggs In Italy, it is expected to eat a sweet breakfast, stop and talk to known individuals, and greet visitors with two kisses on the cheek, according to Forbes Magazine. While Italy may be known for these things, the country will also welcome NDMU students who will explore the country’s history. Members of... Continue Reading →
Facing the Sweet Italian Music
By Madeline Mask “POSSO AVERE UN PICCOLO CONO CON LAMPONE E CREMA VANIGLIA PER FAVORE?!” That was the first thing I learned to say in Italian, and what better way to start my integration process than with raspberry and vanilla gelato. Last semester, I had the privilege of spending 17 weeks in Perugia, Italy, studying... Continue Reading →