Pitt Italian Program

We're just a few days away from the beginning of National Italian Heritage Month, and we've been busy planning great events to participate in the celebration!

On Wednesday, October 14 at 6pm, join the University of Pittsburgh's Italian Program and the Heinz History Center's Italian American Program to hear Pittsburgh native and former Poet Laureate of North Carolina Joseph Bathanti read from his bilingual edition volume of poetry, “Sempre Fidele and other poems." In celebration of National Italian Heritage Month, Bathanti will share how his Italian heritage influences his writing and his experience working with translators to publish his poetry in Italian. Program offered with the generous sponsorship of the Department of French & Italian, the Department of English, and the Nicholas C. Tucci and Sunda Cornetti Fund.

Registration required at https://evite.me/fv4Fck7QCx or by scanning the poster QR code.

If you are a Pitt student interested in studying in Italy, come to our special Tavola today, info session about Summer 2027 study abroad program in Turin, Italy!

Our weekly Tavola has turned into an illegal casino where the students want to play briscola and scopa incessantly!
If you are a Pitt student - even if you don't speak any Italian! - join us every Thursday noon to 1 pm under the tent in Schenley Plaza!

First Tavola of the semester was a blast! Grazie per la briscola, i mandarini, i wafer e le risate! Let's do it again next Thursday

First Tavola of the academic year!! 🥳 Every Pitt student is welcome! Stop by and say ciao, we have drinks, cards, bocce and some new Italian swag! 🎉

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Come chat with us, we are in the Posvar Galleria!

Come find us on the lawn between WPU and the Cathedral!

Join us at the Global Carnival and Dietrich Academic Open House!