A group of specialists examine the close relationship that some key figures of Spanish culture have had with the United States and México, particularly in the field of architecture and the plastic arts.

Zimmerman’s presentation will focus on Chicago Latino art from the city’s “Latino cultural explosion” of the 1970s and on to new generations responding to crises in Latin America and the U.S involving questions of discrimination, gentrification, displacement and struggle.

Join Professor Eli Carter from the University of Virginia as he discusses the Pay-TV Law Era in Brazilian mediascape.

Join us for Drill Instructor workshops and become a paid Apprentice Teacher for the Department of Spanish and Portuguese!

In a mixed-genre presentation, Rubén Martínez takes us on a journey through the borderlands, and as far south as Argentina.

Join us in congratulating Angie Lee '17 and Edward Romeyn '17 on presenting their honors thesis to faculty and friends on May 25, 2017....

Mía y el regalo de Guaguau/ Mia and the Gift from Guaguau is Antigua's latest book. Please join us in congratulating her!...

Congratulations Rafael on receiving the Stamps Scholarship and furthering your research into Argentine tango as a globalized cultural industy!

Director Mabel Lozano will be presenting her film Chicas Nuevas 24 Horas. This event is part of the 3rd Annual Luso-Hispanic Film Festival, and the Trans- Atlantic Conversations on Gender Violence.

Join us for a two-day symposium addressing the problem of gender violence not only as an issue of psychological and physical abuse and terror but also as an economic and global strategy of enrichment within the logic of neoliberal and patriarchal configurations of society.