Noche de Tertulia y Poesía -"Night of Gathering and Poetry"

Dartmouth Events Mark 50th Commemoration of 1973 Military Coup in Chile

Mellon Faculty Fellow Mauricio Acuña organized an exhibition and three events to foster dialogue on the consequences of the violent military coup on Latin America and the world.

Looking at Spain

Charlotte Hampton '26 reflects on moments she captured through her camera during her summer study abroad program — the Spanish Language Study Abroad (LSA) program in Santander, Spain.

Cafecito de los miércoles

Because speaking is an art....please join us at La Casa. Fall 23 term for Cafecito de los miércoles - Wednesday coffee.

SOLITO: A Conversation with Javier Zamora

Thursday, August 17, 2023. Join CAUSA for a conversation with Javier Zamora, author of NYT bestselling memoir, SOLITO.

Prof. del Pino's translated poetry carved in stone in Málaga

El antequerano José Manuel del Pino, autor de los versos traducidos al latín en el suelo de El Pimpi, visitó el sitio en el que están inmortalizado

The Influence of Soccer on Latin American Culture

A new Spanish class taught by visiting professor Ana Merino explores the cultural influence of soccer—right in time for the Women's World Cup.

ARTS OF MEMORY: from Holocaust to Argentina

A Conversation between Mira Kupfermine and Marianne Hirsch

Peter Kispert Fiction Reading

Friday, June 30, 5:00pm, Anonymous Hall 114 Sponsored by the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program

Maria Clara de Greiff Receives Latine and Caribbean Community Advocate Award

Dartmouth students selected Spanish lecturer Maria Clara de Greiff as a recipient of a 2023 Latine and Caribbean Community Advocate Award.