31 October 2026 – Saturday
31 October 2026 – Saturday

Europe’s Champion Dilemma

So, Where Are You From?

Perché abbiamo ancora bisogno dei classici greci

Violence is Never the Answer in Democratic Politics

Studio or Library: Can Skydance Afford to Be Brave?

To Vandalize or Not to Vandalize? In Defense of Political Destruction

biancamaria.clamar@studbocconi.it | + posts

I study Mathematics applied to AI, and I’m curious about how technology shapes the way we live, think, and connect. Outside my studies, I’m drawn to art, music, philosophy, and questions around mental health.

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Why Does the Future Look So Familiar? 

Technology is advancing at an extraordinary speed. Still, our creativity and imagination seem to be fashionably stuck in a twenty-year-old aesthetic, with Y2K fashion, endless sequels, revivals and familiar forms dominating our cultural landscape. Even though we are racing towards the future, we seem increasingly interested in making it look like the past.
Look around.   Your phone is a black rectangle. Your laptop is a slightly larger black rectangle. Your car is probably white, black, or grey and, most likely, closely resembles the one parked next to it. There is no doubt…
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Liberty Beyond Morality: Walter’s Block Defence of the Undefendable

How far are we willing to defend freedom when it protects choices we dislike? In Defending the Undefendable, Walter E. Block challenges some of our deepest moral beliefs by separating what is immoral from what should be illegal. His work forces us to face an uncomfortable question: are we autonomous agents or do we need protection from ourselves?
How far are we willing to defend freedom when it protects choices we dislike? In Defending the Undefendable, Walter E. Block challenges some of our deepest moral beliefs by separating what is immoral from what should be illegal. His…
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Marjane Satrapi and the Art of Refusing Silence   

Behind Marjane Satrapi’s black-and-white drawings lies a story of childhood memories, exile, and political resistance. Her work began as an autobiography and today, after her passing, we can see how it has become a manifesto for women’s freedom and equality.
Marjane Satrapi, the Iranian-French artist, writer, and filmmaker, passed away at the age of 56. Best known for her memoir Persepolis, Satrapi was one of the most important voices in visual contemporary visual storytelling. Her death marked the end of a deeply impactful life, both artistically and…
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BLAB 2 The Park 2026: A Festival Break in the Heart of Bocconi

Between music, conversation, and laughter, Parco Ravizza became a space where students could simply enjoy being present and part of the Bocconi community.
Between music, conversation, and laughter, Parco Ravizza became a space where students could simply enjoy being present and part of the Bocconi community.   If you’ve ever walked through Parco Ravizza and suddenly felt like you had walked into…