Housing & Meals

Your new home away from home!

Housing

STUDENT RESIDENCE ROOMS

The Casa Publicii and Casa Anselmo residencies are located on the Aventine Hill in the center of Rome. Both locations are a short walk from the program offices and our library and are nearby vibrant neighborhoods like Trastevere, Testaccio and the historical center of the city. They represent a great way to have a culturally immersive living experience in a major urban center while having the comfort of a campus-style living arrangement in a culturally rich yet peaceful neighborhood. The Aventine is one of the oldest residential neighborhoods is Rome, but is also home to important global centers like the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations which is just down the hill from campus.

Rooms consist of:

• Single or double bedrooms
• In-suite bathroom
• Closet
• Desk
• Access to coin operated washers and dryers
• Bed linens, blankets, pillowcases and towels
• Cleaning service
• Wi-Fi internet connectivity
• Courtyard garden common area

ITALIAN LIVING APARTMENTS (Launching Spring 2023)

Limited spaces available. Preference will be given to students who have studied college level Italian. The Italian Living Apartments will be available to students pending program enrollment.

Students will live in 4-6 person Trinity-managed apartments with fellow classmates and 1-2 Italian roommates per apartment.

Selected by our staff, the Italian roommates will be there to help students get adjusted to their new apartment, neighborhood and the local culture. The Italian Living option is designed for students interested in having a full-immersion living experience off-campus. Students in the apartments will be encouraged to spend time each day with their Italian roommates, learn about local customs through day-to-day experiences with their Italian roommates, become a local in their neighborhood and use the language in the context of daily routines. Students’ experiences in the apartments will be closely integrated with the activities of the Italian language courses and the University Partners Program. Although there is no language requirement to live in an Italian Living Apartment, students are expected to use Italian as much as possible around the apartment, providing a more immersive experience.

Apartments generally consist of:

• Double or large triple bedrooms
• A bathroom for every 2-3 students
• One closet per student
• One closet housing a washer and some storage space
• Fully equipped kitchen
• One set of bed linens, one set of towels and one blanket per student
• Cleaning service once a week
• Wi-Fi internet connectivity
• Air conditioning

Meals