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  • Baronessa Zerilli-Marimò, Professor Stefano Albertini (standing), Cardinal Renato Martino
    Life & People

    NYU’s Casa Italiana Turns Twenty

    LETIZIA AIROS(November 10, 2010)
    A festive celebration marked the most anticipated cultural anniversary of the year: Casa Italiana’s twentieth birthday. A film depicting its history, a concert, and a gala dinner honored the best place in New York for Italian culture
  • Facts & Stories

    Talking Italy

    The Editors(June 02, 2008)
    As a contribution to the celebration of Italy's National Day, i-Italy goes to print with a special issue dedicated to Italy’s culture and language.
  • Facts & Stories

    i-Italy: “A Space as We Define It”

    Eleonora Mazzucchi(March 20, 2008)
    The jury's out. A Pulitzer Prize-winner, a heartthrob of the silver screen and a teen journalist all agree: i-Italy's got a bright future. A capacious auditorium at the CUNY Graduate Center is where interested parties of Italians and Italian-Americans gathered for the Italian American Digital Project’s official launching on Monday. The event served to inaugurate IADP, the not-for-profit organization that will head i-Italy.org, and to recognize the students of the Empowerment for Italy-U.S. Community (EUSIC) project who helped get i-Italy off the ground and make it what it is today: both a community space and a website for journalistic content
  • Facts & Stories

    i-Italy, Inc.

    From the editors(January 17, 2008)
    Meet the fastest-growing Italian/American website in town, now turned into a not-for-profit corporation based in New York. Our first donor is the American Society of Italian Legions of Merit whose president is Judge Dominic Massaro.

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