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

Federica.dichiara@studbocconi.it | + posts

Just an ordinary girl who got her University wrong and should have studied literature instead. Originally from Bari (Italy), I am now a first-year BIG student. I am incredibly passionate in politics, philosophy, literature, economics but it would be more correct to say that I mostly die of curiosity for everything that happens around me: my challenge is to try to put all the emotions the world  unleashes in me into words.   

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Sulle spalle di un gigante: dono, donare, donarsi nella Roma di Seneca

Cosa significare donare sé stessi agli altri? Può l’opera di un grande come Seneca essere utile per comprendere le radici di una società civile ben salda? I principi alla base dell’altruismo, della gratitudine e in ultima istanza del volontariato…
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Il Carnevale: un po’ per celia e un po’ per non morire

Il Carnevale è stato sempre vissuto come un momento di libertà, svago, ribaltamento dei ruoli. In questo articolo, esploriamo le origini di due degli eventi più famosi di questo periodo: il Carnevale di Venezia e quello Ambrosiano. Le origini…
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Il teatro dal Verme riapre alla città e alla Bocconi: l’esperienza di una studentessa in stage

Chi non riconosce la Quinta Sinfonia di Beethoven dal primo accordo? Probabilmente, si tratta del movimento più famoso della storia della musica classica. Ma se qualcuno dovesse domandarvi se conoscete la Settima di Beethoven o la Jupiter di Mozart,…
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The Nobel peace prize 2021 revealed: recognizing the value of journalism 

This year, the Nobel Peace Prize Committee has chosen to bring into the limelight and acknowledge the work, courage and resilience of two journalists: Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov. The motivation reads “for their efforts to safeguard freedom of…
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Euthanasia: the right to die or the duty to live?

It was February 2017 when some news shocked the Italian public opinion: a heartbreaking video of DJ Fabo[1], asking the President of the Italian Republic Sergio Mattarella why he could not die in his own country, was made public….
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“CEOs or Lawmakers?” – Tra i Leoni event on free speech, social media and censorship

“CEOs or Lawmakers? Social medias straddling free speech and censorship” is the event organized by Tra I Leoni on the 13th of April Moderated by professor Valerio Lubello, three distinguished guests have agreed to intervene in our event on…
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To Scroll or Not to Scroll – That’s the Dilemma

What is the impact of social media on our mental health, democracy, and sociability? The Social Dilemma helps us to start answering those questions. Have you ever spent your entire lesson-free morning scrolling on Instagram when you should have…