Without #OUASooners breathing life into the Rooney Family Center, the daily activities feel different. However, we have found a variety of ways to keep the facility alive and the program going. For example, we still offer internships to local university students. We are highly connected to the University of Siena in Arezzo (UNISI) and one way is through Italian students who are studying English to do internships with us at OU in Arezzo. Although partly virtual, this semester's interns also come to the Rooney Family Center and work in-person (albeit, social distanced) to get as much of an experience as possible working with me, Lucio Bianchi (the Student Services Coordinator) and other staff. These interns should speak, write, and read as often as possible in English, as this is what they are studying at UNISI. The interns have helped produced an array of social media and digital content pieces this semester. For example, they write 3-4 social media pieces each per week, they design original content and videos, and they helped us start TikTok for the first time. Some of their highest performing content have been: A "Carnevale" themed TikTok video, photos and descriptions about the history and modern-day use of spaces in the Rooney Family Center (such as the chapel), and graphic designs they create on their own. For example, posts about Italian tongue twisters. They have also single-handedly launched our first Spotify account and have re-vamped the OUA Twitter account. Even during these times of uncertainty, thank you to Giuseppe and Ilaria for your work this semester and for continuing to bring life to the Rooney Family Center.