To put aside dating sites, and dates, can be a matter of accepting a part of your nature.

In general, Italians still struggle with English, but there's some reason to give thanks.

People who ask you "why" you live in Italy might be better off poking at the "how."

Rome may be among the safest cities in the world when it comes to felonies, but women beware.

Going from a glitzy job to a more modest (and more satisfying) one can be joyous.

Too often, skin color allows Italians to ignore their country's widening multiracialism.

Reveling in a teen boy's designs can turn summer blues into high-heeled reds.

Fluency in Italian (or any foreign language) is a lovely wish but a hard one to attain.

Coming late to digital trends can leave you on the outside looking in.

Working in Italy for non-Italian bosses can seem like paradise — until you're 'too American.'