Book Release: Aquí hubo una mujer by Kianny Antigua
77 Feria del Libro de Madrid, Spain
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Top Stories
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Rafael Nuñez ’18 presents his Honors Thesis at the University at Buffalo
Rafael was invited to present his research at the Romance Languages and Literatures 7th Annual Graduate Student Conference hosted by the University at Buffalo on April 28.
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Assistant Professor Sara Muñoz-Muriana’s Book Presentation
Prof. Muñoz-Muriana presented her book ‘Andando se hace el camino’: calle y subjetividades marginales en la España del siglo XIX (Iberoamericana-Vervuert, 2017) in Madrid last March.
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Prof. José M. del Pino’s book presentation
El impacto de la metrópolis: la experiencia americana en Lorca, Dalí, and Buñuel
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Roberto Rey Agudo publishes in the LA Review of Books
This is his first op-ed as a Dartmouth Voices Fellow
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Another Win for the Department!
Kianny N. Antigua, Spanish Lecturer, has won the XIII Annual “Letras de Ultramar” Literary Contest, in the children’s literature category.
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Antonio Gómez Receives New Directions in Humanities Scholarship
Associate professor Antonio Gómez has been awarded a New Directions Grants to study Italian—a language essential for his current project, which explores how Italian Marxist philosopher Antonio Gramsci’s cultural and political thought was received in Spain.
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"Casa de las Américas" Prize
Assistant Professor Carlos Cortez Minchillo wins the "Casa de las Américas" Prize in Brazilian literature with his book Erico Veríssimo, escritor do mundo.
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Liniers at Dartmouth: New Yorker Magazine Acclaimed Argentine Comics Artist
Exploring the world of comics through a political and social lens with renowned publisher and illustrator, Liniers.
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César Chávez Fellowships
The César Chávez Fellowships support scholars whose research addresses aspects of Latinx experience and culture. Please see the LALACS page for more information.
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Recent Publications
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Mía, Esteban y las luces
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Andando Se Hace el Camino: Calle y Subjetividades Marginales en la España del XIX
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Políticas de des-especificación y la “conexión argentina” en Rex, de José Manuel Prieto
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“Garcilaso’s Third Eclogue, Verses 65-68: The Tagus River, Exile, and Caesar’s Campaign in Gaul”