This work addresses a key question for the construction and evolution of university cities:
their retentiveness of the student population once they complete their studies. It so does with …

This paper deals with the relationship between university public engagement activities and
local territories in promoting social innovation processes. In particular, this paper starts from …

The most common approach to student housing has been articulated by studentification
literature. Furthermore, authors have highlighted how student demand attracts institutional …

Across countries, mounting housing pressures contribute to a growing number of young
adults living in the parental home. Patterns at the micro‐level and cross‐nationally are well …

The way that the relationship between university students and the city is conceptualised in
geographic literature is strongly determined by the studentification debate, which risks …

This article explores the relationship between universities and cities, focusing on the various
ways in which universities contribute to urban change. It discusses how universities can act …

Higher education growth changes the neighbourhoods of university cities in multiple ways.
The most evidenced way is studentification, although researchers also report youthification …

This study aims to explore the ways international university students perceive and use public
spaces in the Aurora and Vanchiglia neighborhoods of Turin. Turin, as a former industrial …

The studentification process refers to the social, cultural, economic and financial
transformations of urban spaces resulting from the increasing presence of off-site students in …

In the geographies of Italian university cities, Turin has in recent years become one of the
most attractive centers for the off-campus student population, emerging for the liveliness of …