John Cabot University welcomed Dr. Antonia Maioni as its seventh President on July 1, 2026. The first woman to lead JCU, President Maioni was born and raised in Montreal, Canada, and joined JCU following a long and distinguished career at Montreal’s McGill University.
JCU Professor of Composition and Creative Writing Aidan Fadden published his latest crime novel, Every Buried Secret (Bloodhound Books). This is Professor Fadden's third crime novel.
John Cabot University is pleased to welcome over 1,040 new students to its campus in Rome's historic Trastevere neighborhood for the start of the Fall 2026 semester.
Federico Esposito, an MA in International Affairs student at JCU, is completing his internship at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers in Rome, which he found thanks to JCU's Center for Career Services.
While pursuing his MA in International Affairs at JCU, Zach Slaney gained firsthand experience in sustainable agriculture through an internship at Cooperativa Agricola Co.r.ag.gio, a small-scale cooperative located in Rome, focused on sustainable farming and social equity.
Aurora Caruso is a Communications and Art & Design student who was recently invited by the Dean of Academic Affairs to participate in a masterclass in Milan focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR).
After graduating from JCU in 2017 with a BA in Humanistic Studies and a minor in Art History, New York native Giulia Stasi went on to create a career centered on meaningful experiences. Now based in Puglia, she is the founder of a women’s retreat that brings women together through reflection, community, and personal growth.
Class of 2025 graduates Brontë Delmonico and Emma Saul met at John Cabot University in Rome, where a friendship built through shared classes, a home, and the Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) grew into a professional partnership.
Giorgia Conte graduated from JCU in 2016 with a major in International Business and a minor in Entrepreneurship. After building a career in corporate marketing and communications, she returned to JCU as a professor, bringing her passion for mentoring and career development into the classroom.
Francesco Lapenta, Founding Director of the Institute of Future and Innovation Studies at John Cabot University, participated in the 2026 edition of Industry Digital Evolution (IDE) held in Brindisi, Italy from September 8-11. Lapenta contributed to the conference’s session on aerospace, bringing a new perspective to a discussion involving representatives from aviation authorities, defense, research, and industry.
Federico Esposito, an MA in International Affairs student at JCU, is completing his internship at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers in Rome, which he found thanks to JCU's Center for Career Services.
On September 9, 2026, Business Administration Professor Tobias Schildfat spoke to JCU students about his journey toward financial independence at an event dedicated to the latest Italian translation of his book The Road to Your First Million.
John Cabot University welcomed Dr. Antonia Maioni as its seventh President on July 1, 2026. The first woman to lead JCU, President Maioni was born and raised in Montreal, Canada, and joined JCU following a long and distinguished career at Montreal’s McGill University.
While pursuing his MA in International Affairs at JCU, Zach Slaney gained firsthand experience in sustainable agriculture through an internship at Cooperativa Agricola Co.r.ag.gio, a small-scale cooperative located in Rome, focused on sustainable farming and social equity.
JCU Professor of Composition and Creative Writing Aidan Fadden published his latest crime novel, Every Buried Secret (Bloodhound Books). This is Professor Fadden's third crime novel.
John Cabot University is pleased to welcome over 1,040 new students to its campus in Rome's historic Trastevere neighborhood for the start of the Fall 2026 semester.
John Cabot University has been featured in Forbes' newly published list of 15 top international colleges and universities for US undergraduates, joining institutions such as the University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, McGill University, Sciences Po, and Bocconi University.
JCU Professor Enrico Fardella, together with Professor Sergey Radchenko from Johns Hopkins University, recently published an article in Foreign Affairs. Foreign Affairs is an American magazine founded in 1922 and one of the leading publications on international affairs and foreign policy.
Aurora Caruso is a Communications and Art & Design student who was recently invited by the Dean of Academic Affairs to participate in a masterclass in Milan focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR).
