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LIM Study Abroad in Florence
At a recent student-led Marcuse Lecture Series event, LIM students discussed their participation in this summer’s “Rebirth and Revolution: The Arts in Florence” study abroad program.
Renaissance art and fashion was the focus for nine LIM students ...
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Summer in Florence: A Final Class "Masterpiece"
To kick off the final week of LIM College's study abroad program in Florence, Italy, students took a leather making workshop, which taught them the history and business of the leather trade in Florence. They also learned the leatherwork technique to ...
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Summer in Florence: Lessons in Art and Architecture
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Summer in Florence: Choose Your Own Inspiration
Since we last checked in with LIM's students studying abroad in Florence, the group visited Santa Maria Novella, a Dominican church famed for its traditional Gothic design.
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Summer in Florence: Discovering Renaissance Fashion & Art
The early days of LIM's Summer Study Abroad Program in Florence were filled with historic style lessons and hands-on learning opportunities.
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Summer in Florence: The Program Kicks Off
LIM College's 2018 Study Abroad Program in Florence, Italy officially began this week!
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Cross Cultural Analysis 2017: Ciao da parte di Firenze!
Hello From Florence, Italy!
How much can you do four days in Florence? Well, I must say that the CCA Program had a lot planned for us along with out personal ideas as well. After landing, on the first official day on this beautiful Tuscan air, the ...
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Cross Cultural Analysis 2017: Goodbye America. Ciao Italia!
Months...days...hours...seconds....and here we are preparing for liftoff!
I am excited to say that I was one out of the 27 students, faculty, and alumni of LIM College to be selected to be a part of such an amazing class and trip to Italy. It all ...
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Summer Study Abroad in Florence: A Day in the Life of a Study Abroad Student
Last summer I spent three weeks travelling, learning, and eating all throughout Italy. I went with seven other LIM students who I (for the most part) hardly knew. Professor Lueders, the new head of the Visual Merchandising department, also met us ...