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Jacques Ranciere

Rancière: Aesthetics and the Question of Disciplinarity

On September 21-22, 2017, as part of the Havens Lecture series, The Department of French and Italian hosted a two-day symposium featuring renowned French philosopher, Jacques Rancière. Rancière's…

Lombardy

Italian SITE Program 2017-18

The SITE Program (Study, Intercultural Training and Experience) is a paid internship program for English Teaching Assistants in the schools of the Region…

Janice Aski

Prof. Aski Creates Free, Open-Access Online Course for the Teaching of Foreign Languages

Professor of Italian, Janice Aski, has created a free, open-access online course for the teaching of foreign languages.

(K-12/HE) Purposeful, Interactive Foreign Language Teaching…

Ted Emery

Congratulations, Ted!

A $1000 donation has just been made to the Italian Development Fund, which supports undergraduate study abroad in Italy, in honor of Dr. Ted Emery, Senior Lecturer in Italian. Dr. Emery…

FRIT Newsletter Spring 2017

Spring 2017 FRIT Newsletter

Greetings to our French and Italian alumni and friends!

Our latest FRIT newsletter has just been published! You can read the Spring 2017 issue online. If you allow mail…

Gerring

Book Review from Ph.D. Alumna, Michele Gerring

Ph.D. alumna, Michele Gerring has a review of Alain Badiou's Notre mal vient de plus loin: Penser les tueries du 13 novembre

Studying Psychology in France: Jessica LaHote

Jessica LaHote, French & Psychology major, wins at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum

Jessica LaHote, French and Psychology major, wins second place in the Histories, Literatures, Religions, and Cultures category at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum

Bruschetta night with Italian Club

Italian Club's Bruschetta Night

OSU's Italian Club hosted a Bruschetta night last Thursday, March 23rd.

Students learned how to make the popular Italian dish and enjoy tasting it.

Learn more about the Italian Club…

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Mark Cuban Says This Will Be the No.1 Job Skill in 10 Years

Study after study has shown that millions of jobs are at risk of becoming automated in the coming years.

And the U.S. is not prepared, says Mark Cuban, the billionaire software developer and…