Stories
A Lifetime of Achievement
This summer our University Lodge honored Joe and Marie Frank, two pillars of ISDA.
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The Sinking of the Andrea Doria
The Stockholm slammed into the Andrea Doria like a battering ram just before midnight on July 25, 1956, killing 51 people.
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Italians Unite Around the Feast Day of St. Giovanni Battista
The yearly tribute to John the Baptist takes place on June 24 across Italy and the U.S.
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The Lone Bugler’s Lasting Tribute to Our Brave Men and Women
"And they who for their country die shall fill an honored grave, for glory lights the soldier’s tomb, and beauty weeps the brave.” ⁓Joseph Rodman Drake
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Woman Buys Priceless Roman Bust for $35 at Texas Goodwill
The 50-pound ancient marble sculpture was swiped during WWII, and somehow it ended up in a Texas Goodwill 70 years later.
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La Comare: The Godmother of the Neighborhood
In honor of all our mothers on this Sunday in May.
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Giuseppe Morosini Made an Oath to God, Then Took on the Nazis
Italian Liberation Day, celebrated on April 25, reminds us of the countless heroes who turned the tide and defeated the Axis Powers.
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A Needle to the Heart: the Woven Life of Italian Women
Here we explore the experiences of Italian American women through needlework, presented by IAMLA.
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Gino Bartali’s Race to Save Hundreds of Italy’s Jews During WWII
Bartali used the handlebars on his bike to hide counterfeit identity papers that saved Jews from death camps during the Holocaust.
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