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May 2014
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May 27, 2014“The Man Who Winds Up the World” is the title of the short children’s novel recently published by Carolina Cynovich, a student of Audiovisual Communication.
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May 27, 2014María José Maidana, a certified public accountant, shared her experiences studying at Universidad ORT Uruguay her experiences in the job market.
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May 27, 2014María José Maidana, a certified public accountant, shared her experiences studying at Universidad ORT Uruguay her experiences in the job market.
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May 23, 2014Dr. Alfonso Soria Mendoza, Chargé d'Affaires at the Colombian Diplomatic Mission in Algeria and visiting professor in the Bachelor's Program in International Studies.
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May 21, 2014In early May, news spread across the national media that a Uruguayan project had been selected to advance to the second round of a global competition organized by Microsoft, the Imagine Cup 2014. Below is an interview with José Chiarino, a systems engineering student who, along with three other classmates from Universidad ORT Uruguay , created Universidad ORT Uruguay Flipped.uy platform.
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May 16, 2014Diego Coppa, a certified public accountant, shared how, as a working student from the countryside, he was able to pursue his college degree.
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May 7, 2014María Emilia Rodríguez and Florencia Sica founded and run Tissora, the haute couture atelier that has been recognized for its designs for the past two carnivals. Their latest award was for the costumes of Momolandia, which they described as “voluminous, colorful, dynamic, and explosive.” “We tried to create an explosion of color and energy, since the show called for it. It came from static costumes, based on recycling, with a muted color palette; the idea was to break away from that and create a drastic change in texture, color, and movement—a true ‘visual shock,’” they told In situ.