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New Publication by Charles Klopp
Congratulations to Emeritus Professor of Italian Charles Klopp on his new publication! Published by Agincourt Press, One Year of School and The Island is a volume that presents…
TAPIF Applications for 2022-2023 Now Open
The Teaching Assistant Program in France offers you the opportunity to work in France for 7 months, teaching English to French students of all ages. Each year, over 1,500 American citizens and…
Polo & Pan Concert Ticket Giveaway
The Department of French and Italian is giving away free tickets to the Polo & Pan Concert that will take place at the Newport Music Hall on December 7th, 2021!
Giveaway Info The Band…
Weintritt Appointed Assistant Professor of Teaching in Italian
Congratulations to Dr. April Weintritt, who has just been appointed Assistant Professor of Teaching in Italian. April earned her PhD in Italian from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill in…
Why do people write? Benjamin Hoffmann thinks it's about posterity
Associate Professor of French Benjamin Hoffmann was featured on ASC's podcast Voices of Excellence. Hoffman studies 18th-century French literature and philosophy, transatlantic studies,…
Albert Mancini - 1929-2021
It is with great sadness that the Department of French and Italian announces the passing of Professor Emeritus of Italian Albert Mancini on August 7. Born on September 15, 1929, in Trenton, NJ,…
Michela Bertossa Featured in "Notes on Videographic Criticism" Publication
Michela Bertossa, FRIT graduate fellow, has recently been interviewed in the publication, "Notes on Videographic Criticism" for her voiceover project featuring My Brilliant Friend. In her…
De Camilla wins YouTube award
Big congratulations are in order for FRIT's alum Laurenzo De Camilla (Ph.D. in Italian Studies, 2020), who won a YouTube Award for their channel dedicated to "educating & encouraging the LGBTQ+…
French Cultural Services in the U.S. visits Ohio State
Members of the French Cultural Services in the U.S., Guillaume Lacroix and Nicolas Douay, visited Ohio State this week and met with FRIT professors Benjamin Hoffmann, Jennifer Willging, and Sarah…