Does Street Art Belong in a Museum?
Bicycle Thieves
Bologna
Welcoming LGBTQ Refugees
The Multimedia World of Giovanni Pelagalli
Secrets of the Pasta Makers
EMBRACING THE OUTSIDER
Sixteen students, 10 interpreters and five professors from the Institute for Education in International Media, Rutgers University, Northern Arizona University and the University of Bologna spent a month reporting in a city famous for its leftist politics and civic engagement--and telling the stories of the people who make it tick.
Controversial exhibition stirs passion among artists and curators
The wind-up record player his father brought from Africa and Marconi’s invention of the radio inspired an ex-broadcaster to found and direct a communications museum of his own
ON THE STREET
ON THE STREET
Writing by Sade Ford, Emily Liu and Samantha Jeannot Photograpy by Sade Ford Interpreters: Claudia Paolozza and Tommaso Garagnani
By Liz Pace, Leona Juan, Angelica Morales and Dalila Radoncic Interpreter: Federico Santini
ON THE STREET
In a city where nearly everyone has a bike, nearly everyone is a target
Writing by Chris Bohorquez, Yinxin Liang and Morgan Constuble
Photography by Yinxin Liang
Interpreter: Cleila Cuzzolin
FOOD AND CULTURE
A family of sfogline -- as Emilia Romagna natives who make pasta dough by hand are known -- let us in on how it's done
By Chris Bohorquez, Yinxin Liang and Morgan Constuble
Interpreter: Anna Ratti
FOOD AND CULTURE
Will Italians Ever Embrace Sushi and Curry?
FOOD AND CULTURE
"This is a New Bologna"
Not if the Bolognese have anything to say about it
By Gianna Bruzzese, Mikaela Chianese and Mason Plotts Interpreter: Chiara d’Alfonso
A culinary festival exiled to the outskirts of the city fights for space to serve foods made by immigrants from around the world
By Sade Ford, Samantha Jeannot and Emily Liu Interpreters: Tommaso Gargano and Livia Gentilini
FOOD AND CULTURE
Retort to the Protestants
The magnificent porticoed two-mile walkway that climbs to the hilltop sanctuary of Bologna's Byzantine Madonna was built as much to promote Catholicism as to honor the Virgin
By Gianna Bruzzese, Mikaela Chianese and Mason Plotts Interpreter: Ilaria Campostrini
Writing by Sierra Henry and Nain F. Ladak Photography by Maria Kristina Lander Interpreter: Julia Cicchinelli
Bologna is the first Italian city to open a center for gay and transgendered refugees fleeing persecution in their home countries
EMBRACING THE OUTSIDER
Homeless in a Wealthy City
EMBRACING THE OUTSIDER
Local Muslims Fight for Recognition
Though many are Italian citizens, the community feels exploited and stigmatized, a spokesman confides
By Nain F. Ladak, Sierra Henry and Maria Kristina Lander Interpreter: Valentina Mazzoli
Migration and economic crisis are driving more people into the streets
By Leona Juan, Angelica Morales and Dalila Radoncic Interpreter: Federico Santini
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