This is his first op-ed as a Dartmouth Voices Fellow

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....

Join us this Thursday, February 15th, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m for a microfiction workshorp by Adj. Prof. Kianny N. Antigua: Taller de microcuentos

We invite you to attend two events by internationally recognized performance artist Regina José Galindo (Guatemala), who will be on campus the 14 th of February.

Assistant Professor Carlos Cortez Minchillo wins the "Casa de las Américas" Prize in Brazilian literature with his book Erico Veríssimo, escritor do mundo.

La danza de Mingó speaks of the class struggles during the early 70s Dominican Republic, the organization of workers and the undisputed role of women in society. This play is in Spanish.

Join us for a workshop with Aurora Arias this Thursday, February 1st at La Casa. This workshop will be conducted in Spanish.

Cuban José Martí narrated his 1880 travels in New York in English, while Filipino Antonio Luna commented on his 1889 travels in Madrid in Spanish. The texts chronicle the shifting and wary gazes of colonial intellectuals toward Spain’s waning imperial rule and the rise of U.S. expansionism....

Exploring the world of comics through a political and social lens with renowned publisher and illustrator, Liniers.

This talk examines the relationship between life and utopia during the first decades of the twentieth century in Mexico. This talk is conducted in Spanish.