On November 13, The American University of Rome hosted a distinctive event celebrating one of Italy's most iconic culinary treasures: Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO).
On November 13, The American University of Rome (AUR) proudly hosted Aldo Lorenzoni, founder of G.R.A.S.P.O. (Gruppo di Ricerca Ampelografica per la Salvaguardia e la Preservazione dell’Originalità), alongside other biodiversity custodians.
MA Food Studies students in Dr. Dalia Mattioni’s course recently visited Cooperativa Agricola Co.r.ag.gio., a sustainable cooperative farm in Parco di Veio.
Students from the American University of Rome’s Master’s in Food Studies program recently joined global leaders, activists, and experts at two prominent events held by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): the 2024 World Food Forum (WFF) and the 52nd annual Committee on Worl
On October 18th, The American University of Rome (AUR) welcomed Richard McCarthy, an internationally renowned advocate for sustainable food systems and an International Slow Food Board member.
The American University of Rome’s Master’s in Food Studies: Policies for Sustainable Production and Consumption students recently had the opportunity to engage directly with global food leaders and activists at the 20th annual *Terra Madre Salone del Gusto* in Turin.
On September 19th, students from The American University of Rome’s (AUR) Master’s in Food Studies program were honored to attend the prestigious annual Globefish meeting hosted by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations.
On the evening of September 17th, students and alumni from The American University of Rome’s (AUR) Food Studies MA program were honored to attend an exclusive reception at Villa San Sebastiano, hosted by Jeffrey Prescott, the U.S.