Physical infrastructures

As part of the Project of Excellence, we have chosen to transform academic research into storytelling, bringing themes of inclusion, literature, and art into three podcasts distributed across major streaming platforms. Inclusioni stems from the commitment of Giovanni Tallarico and aims to explore diversity in all its forms through the lens of foreign languages and cultures. […]

Thanks to the project funds, we have completed the renovation of the historic “porthole corridors” that have long defined our Department’s image. This intervention was not merely aesthetic, but functional to the well-being of everyone who experiences the university daily: Chromotherapy and Relaxation: We replaced the old orange color with a restorative green, a shade […]

Computing resources lie at the very heart of digital infrastructures. Thanks to the project of excellence, our Department is able to acquire and maintain high-capacity servers to host digital archives, journal catalogs, scientific documents, open data databases, and collaborative websites for research groups and projects. Furthermore, these resources support the study and development of new […]

To make our Department increasingly open and connected, we have installed new digital displays dedicated to communication. This initiative serves a dual purpose: Visibility of services: Opportunities and support services often remain “hidden” within the pages of the website. Thanks to these displays, we bring information directly to where students spend their daily lives, making […]

Culture is a common good that grows only when shared. As part of the Inclusive Humanities Project, we have launched three Bookcrossing stations within the Department. These spaces have been designed to make knowledge accessible to everyone, free from financial or bureaucratic barriers. The mechanism is simple: take a book, leave a book. It is […]

Inclusion is not just about technology; above all, it thrives on human connection. For this reason, as part of the Inclusive Humanities Project, we have installed new benches along the Department’s corridors, which were previously empty of seating or support surfaces. The layout of these new benches responds to the need for creating “decompression zones” […]