New Cultural Hub in the Heart of Rome: European School of Economics Launches Its Cultural Events Series

In the prestigious setting of the European School of Economics, located in the heart of Rome near Piazza Navona, a new cultural journey has officially begun.

Conceived and curated by Olimpia Colonna, the initiative aims to transform the ESE campus into a vibrant cultural hub where international students, professionals, authors, journalists, and thought leaders can meet, exchange ideas, and engage in meaningful conversations on contemporary issues.

The inaugural event welcomed author Giulia Aloisio Rafaiani for an inspiring dialogue with Federico Lobuono, Forbes Italia contributor and Head of Rinascita. The discussion was skillfully moderated by Emanuel Follis, whose dynamic approach helped create an engaging and interactive atmosphere for the diverse international audience attending the event.

More than a traditional literary presentation, the evening became an opportunity for reflection, networking, and cultural exchange, perfectly reflecting the international spirit of the European School of Economics.

With participants from different countries and backgrounds, the event highlighted ESE’s commitment to fostering not only academic excellence but also intellectual curiosity and cross-cultural dialogue.

This first appointment marks the beginning of a monthly series of cultural events designed to bring fresh perspectives, influential voices, and meaningful conversations to one of Rome’s most iconic locations.

Under the vision of Olimpia Colonna, the project aspires to become a landmark cultural destination for the city’s international community, creating a bridge between education, culture, innovation, and global citizenship.