Mass Media & Culture is a student-run association at Bocconi University, founded with the intention to create a platform to discuss how our changing society is impacting the way we experience art, society and culture.

Our dedicated team of students produces articles, columns, editorials, graphics and interactive content to foster conversation on society, politics, media, arts, and more.

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    by Anna Dalaidi How often do you pay attention to people’s eyes? Apart from cryptic rhetoric quotes, and fabled, belittling narratives: how much interest do you truly reserve to stares, quick glances and unspoken vocabulary? Paris, 1906.  A 22 years old Amedeo Modigliani lands in the French capital, eager to prove himself to established revolutionaries […]

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    by Rithika Abraham For a lot of us, books were an integral part of our childhood. Reading for pleasure was so ingrained in our day to day life that we’d fight to spend our lunch breaks devouring the last 30 pages of some sappy romance novel with a gut-wrenching, terminal illness related ending. I still […]

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    by Maria Francesca Ficarra Last year, debut author Cait Corrain secured a two-book deal with the publishing house Del Rey Books, a subsidiary of Penguin Random House. The deal included film rights, and later, the writer obtained a partnership with the subscription box service Illumicrate for her novel A Crown of Starlight. This sci-fi/fantasy (SFF) […]

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    Coming to Bocconi as an international student who completed the International Baccalaureate, I had a set of expectations about what university would be like. I didn’t realise until later that these expectations were in fact not “universal”, but specific to the educational method I grew up with. Hence, here is my take on the differences […]

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    by Aini Yeskhozhina What is “the third space”?It’s the term first introduced by Ray Oldenburg in his book “The Great Good Place” in the late ’80s. The definition of the third place is a commonly occupied place, besides home (the first place) and work (the second place), that serves as a means of socializing and […]

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