By Faith England, Junior BA Student As a third-year student at Marist Italy, I have had the opportunity to partake in many amazing courses. I am a studio art and art history double major therefore the majority of my classes are art-based. There are many classes that I would recommend taking that have greatly influenced... Continue Reading →
By Faith England, Junior BA Student Being a student at Marist Italy means that there is a culturally diverse population within the school. It exposes students to different ways of life, beliefs, etc… Having an English-based program creates a sense of belonging in the city of Florence. During the Covid-19 pandemic, if city life gets... Continue Reading →
By Veronica Ranucci, Resident Director In my previous post about Marist Italy Housing, I mentioned that I live in Palazzo Le Monnier with students. Besides me, other staff members live in the building: first, the super-efficient housekeeper Ursula and second, but not less important, the Resident Assistants (RAs), who help me manage different aspects of... Continue Reading →
By Csilla Breznay, BA student To get the best ariel view of Florence many trek through the hillside rose garden or up the steep stone stairway toward Piazzale Michelangelo. A slightly further walk upward another stone staircase can be found, which leads to San Miniato al Monte, a Romanesque style basilica built between the 11th... Continue Reading →
