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Rector Molari attends the Inauguration Ceremony of the new president of Chapman University
The event concluded a week of celebrations attended by numerous guests from the United States and abroad.
Second edition of the ALMA-AI Video Contest kicks off, open to the University Student Community
The six best videos on artificial intelligence — exploring the opportunities and risks of its use in today’s world — will be awarded in the contest organised by the Alma Mater Research Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (ALMA-AI).
Una Europa Student Visual Art Contest 2025 awarded to Caterina Bagioni
A student at the University of Bologna, she is among the winners of the contest celebrating unity and cultural heritage in European higher education, thanks to How Did I Get Here? — a collage retracing her academic journey through Bologna, Madrid, and Ravenna.
Voices, stories, ideas
"Something's good if you're sharing it with someone else!"
Ceylin, international students from Turkey
"Finding a community in Bologna was a very easy process."
Federico, international student from Argentina
What do you like best about your life here?
Aiswarya, who won a scholarship for international students, tells us about it.
From research to society
Solar Car Prototype Emilia 5.9 wins third place at the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge
At the latest edition of the world championship for solar vehicles, the Onda Solare team took third place in the Cruiser Class and also received the CSIRO Innovation Award for its suspension system.
Growing up inclusive: what helps teenagers embrace diversity?
A project by the University of Bologna reveals the key role of families, schools and local communities in fostering openness to diversity in an increasingly multicultural society.
New archaeological discoveries in the ancient roman city of Suasa
The excavation campaign led by the University of Bologna has brought to light a vast production district that stretched along the main road, with structures extending more than five metres deep, together with an extraordinary quantity of coins and several almost intact vases.