By Tara Meyer
Dante’s Inferno reveals his distaste for the political state of Italy in the 14th Century. The dark wood where his pilgrim’s journey begins is a metaphor for the political turmoil (and “worldly life of sin”) in Italy during the High Renaissance. Dante believes in […]
By Erik Durneika
Contrary to the fact that there were multiple, previous attempts of colonization in Greenland by the Norse Vikings, it can be arguably stated that Christopher Columbus, an “Italian-born” sailor for Castilian Spain, was the pioneer of […]
“IDS was the BEST class that I have ever had!”
~Seminole IDS Student, 2014
“I currently hold a research internship at Morton Plant Hospital and I wouldn’t be able to perform […]
The Communications Department of St. Petersburg College is proud to present the INTERDISCIPLINARY QUARTERLY.
The INTERDISCIPLINARY QUARTERLY (IDS QUARTERLY or IQ, for short) is dedicated to undergraduate research ~ particularly interdisciplinary research.
Teaching and […]