Radical Latinos in the 60s (Spanish 63 this summer) was created thanks to a DCAL mini grant and the contributions of students in the class and talented designer Nathan Giffard—class AT. The site compares 1960s activism with today's Black Lives Matter movement and publishes important updates on current activism and research on the 60s.
Out the Archive and Into the Streets: El Cusco de Martín Chambi chronicles Professor Spitta's work to preserve his invaluable archive as well as to make it accessible to the city by curating the first city-wide exhibition of his works.
EL JARDÍN DE LOS NUEVOS LECTORES, nuevo libro de Raúl Bueno, es poesía para ser leída a niños y niñas, y por niñas y niños, que gusten de imágenes netas, ricas en luz y color, cargadas de una primera ebullición de sentidos.
But There Are No Palm Trees Here! by Kianny Antigua (Jade Publishing, 2020), a beautiful translation by our own Elizabeth Polli!
Congratulations to Paul Carranza and Antonio Gomez for winning the 2019 Aggar Award.
Congratulations to the graduating majors and minors in Spanish and Portuguese.
Congratulations to Professor Jorge Quintana-Navarrete who has won an honorary mention for best article in the humanities at LASA's Mexico section for his article "Biopolítica y vida inorgánica: la plasmogenia de Alfonso Herrera."
A conference celebrating the life, work, and scholarly legacy of renowned Hispanist George Ticknor, Dartmouth Class of 1807.
This year’s Keynote Speaker is our own, Kianny N. Antigua, Senior Lecturer of Spanish, award-winning author and translator!
Gala includes a keynote address by Professor Kianny N. Antigua followed by a live DJ & music, dancing, food, photos, and fun. Join us!
