«Wonderful journey, another title to put on the bulletin board»- Corriere.it

Baby Vio she did it: despite the very recent theft of the computer that contained her thesis, then rewritten from scratch in record time, the Paralympic champion graduated today in Communication and International Relations at the John Cabot University From Rome. She gave the news about her herself through a post shared on Instagram that portrays her smiling together with her father Ruggero, mother Teresa and a fellow student. «Seeeee…my new “title” to put on the bulletin board!», he exulted in the accompanying caption.

“For all the nights before exams. For all the “I also accept an 18” – wrote the fencer later, recalling the difficulties encountered –. For all the “this time I don’t know anything”. For all the notes taken (few). And all those asked (many). For all classroom study groups. In the library. In home. The bar. For all the questions that weren’t in the books. For all the post exam spritzes. For all the wonderful people who have indelibly marked the best years of my life. For all these reasons it was a wonderful journey. And tonight it’s time to celebrate in a big way with the people who have been close to me in these 5 years”.

All’s well that ends well: used to not being overwhelmed by adversity both in life and in sport, the new doctor has once again shown tenacity and resilience. You will therefore have something to celebrate in the refined setting of Villa Gianni, at the gates of the capital, as we learn from a series of Stories shared in the evening. «At school, nobody knows who I am, there are very few Italians – she said in 2018, after enrolling at John Cabot -. I introduced myself as Beatrice, not Bebe and they call me “B”. It’s weird, but it’s also beautiful.” Her biggest dream is on her horizon: «Becoming not only the president of CONI, but also of the Italian Paralympic Committee». A more than deserved degree, from this point of view, can only help you.