JCU’s Webmaster Riccardo Pugliese published his Italian translation of Études kierkegaardiennes (Studi Kierkegaardiani, Orthotes, 2026). The book is a collection of articles and essays on Søren Kierkegaard by the French philosopher Jean Wahl (1888-1974), first released in 1938.
On April 2, 2026, Anastasia Koniali, Development Officer at John Cabot University, traveled to Paramythia, Greece, to present the Bulgari Scholarship to the students of the General Lyceum of Paramythia.
Isabella Clough Marinaro teaches courses in sociology with a special focus on crime studies. JCU recently interviewed Professor Clough Marinaro on her new book, " Living Rome: Space, Identity, and the Politics of Belonging" (Lever Press, 2026).
Ellen Culloty is a JCU senior student majoring in History with a minor in Legal Studies. She grew up in Ireland and moved to Arizona when she was 13. She has been an active member of the Performing Arts Company at JCU since her first semester and has interned as the stage manager. She has participated in multiple shows both as cast member and a stage assistant.
Born in Italy and raised in London, Olivia Grandi is a current JCU student majoring in Psychology. She is on the Lady Gladiators soccer team and frequently travels for matches, and she recently presented at the Feminist Futures event.
Carlo Flamer is a senior student from New York, majoring in International Business with a minor in Marketing. At JCU, he works in the Admissions office as a Student Ambassador, helping prospective and current students during their time at university.
Francesco Chirulli graduated from JCU in 2020, with a major in Economics and Finance. In 2021, he moved to the US and settled in New York City. Francesco was recently promoted to Vice President of Global Banking and Markets at Goldman Sachs.
The Web Communication Office is responsible for maintaining and updating the University’s website and publishing news articles. They offer an internship program that provides students with the opportunity to work on the website and learn skills in the field of digital communication.
Fiamma Morichelli is a JCU alumna who graduated in December 2025 with a BA in Marketing and a minor in Psychology. She is currently an Assistant Brand Manager Intern at Peroni Nastro Azzurro, a job opportunity she was able to find at the JCU Career Fair.
John Cabot University recently hosted researcher and economist Alessandro Cascavilla, for a lecture on the growing global energy crisis and its potential impact on economies worldwide.
JCU’s Webmaster Riccardo Pugliese published his Italian translation of Études kierkegaardiennes (Studi Kierkegaardiani, Orthotes, 2026). The book is a collection of articles and essays on Søren Kierkegaard by the French philosopher Jean Wahl (1888-1974), first released in 1938.
On April 8, 2026, John Cabot University hosted psychology professor Cristina Ottaviani from Sapienza University of Rome for an interdisciplinary talk on psychophysiology.
The Women in Leadership Program, organized by JCU’s Center for Career Services, recently took three John Cabot University students for a shadowing experience to Translated, in Rome.
Ellen Culloty is a JCU senior student majoring in History with a minor in Legal Studies. She grew up in Ireland and moved to Arizona when she was 13. She has been an active member of the Performing Arts Company at JCU since her first semester and has interned as the stage manager. She has participated in multiple shows both as cast member and a stage assistant.
On April 17, 2026, John Cabot University hosted its biannual Career Fair, organized by the Center for Career Services. The event brought students and alumni together with employers for a full day of interviews, company talks, and networking opportunities.
JCU welcomed sound artist Robert Millis to present a lecture on his book and double LP Indian Talking Machine. The event was sponsored by the Communication and Media Studies Department, in collaboration with CRiTT (Interuniversity Research Center on Transnational Technocultures) and Nero Editions.
On April 10, 2026, 13 John Cabot University students participated in a shadowing opportunity at the FAO headquarters in Rome, organized by the Center for Career Services.
JCU hosted the 15th edition of the Posthuman Studies Workshop, titled “Euro-Transhumanism: What is the Relevance of our Cultural Roots for a Flourishing Future?” It brought together leading contemporary artists, composers, and intellectuals for an interdisciplinary exploration of humanity’s future in light of rapid technological change.
On April 14, 2026, John Cabot University hosted its annual New York Gala at the University Club, bringing together nearly 250 distinguished guests from the worlds of business, finance, education, fashion, and more.
