Rafting & Canoeing in Molise: Cruising the Sangro & Biferno Rivers
Find adrenaline or relaxation while cruising the Sangro and Biferno Rivers in Molise.
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Find adrenaline or relaxation while cruising the Sangro and Biferno Rivers in Molise.
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This month, Colli a Volturno also becomes a classroom without walls as we welcome a cohort of students from Northern Arizona University’s Honors College as part of the Global Citizens Project Scholars program, an immersive faculty-led experience designed to connect academic learning with lived global engagement.
Every spring, the city of Larino bursts into motion for one of the region’s most beloved and visually striking traditions: the Procession of San Pardo, celebrated from May 25–27 in honor of the town’s patron saint.
Molise has 136 municipalities (comuni). This month Mootilda maps Colli a Volturno, where water, stone, and story meet.
Learn about Colli a Volturno’s history, attractions, traditions, & tastes.
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Molise Italian Studies has adopted a cow—and you can too! Plus, learn about Molise’s Cenozoic morge.
Thriving in the interconnected and multicultural—yet increasingly polarized—world we have created, requires humanity to learn how to bridge and succeed across difference through the development of our Intercultural Citizenship.
Join us as we finish “unpacking” our road trip on the way to making Molise Italian Studies a reality in the fourth of a series of posts. It’s all about balance.
Join us as we continue “unpacking” our adventure of making Molise Italian Studies a reality in the third of a series of posts.
Flexibility and adaptation were the names of the game during this leg of our trip as we continued to deepen our connections with each other (and our country).
Join us as we continue “unpacking” our adventure of making Molise Italian Studies a reality in the second of a series of posts.
All of this preparation and here we were, actually doing it — in real life! Just a Tanny full of our people and the wide-open road ahead of us. As we made our way from Colorado to Missouri, we found the beauty of the peaceful countryside and the frustration of its speed traps. But when all was said and done, we made it safe and sound to our first stop: St. Louis!
Join us in “unpacking” our adventure of making Molise Italian Studies a reality in this first of a series of posts!
The only thing constant in this world is change, and change has become the motto of the journey that our family of six has embarked on over the last two months as we endeavor to transform the dream of Molise Italian Studies into reality.. Where did the changes begin? That is a hard thing to put a finger on. But everywhere we have gone, it has been the people that have been the root of change.