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December 2, 2020Carrasco-Martinez Wins Multiple Awards
The College of Liberal Arts has named her an awardee of the Achievements in Climate and Inclusion Award, and the Office for Student Services has named Zuleika Carrasco-Martinez as their Advisor of the Month for December, 2020.
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October 6, 2020Celebrate Creative Writing and Hispanic Heritage Month
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we're highlighting some of the incredible works published by faculty members in the Department of Hispanic Studies. Join in our celebration by reading these selections in both Spanish and English. Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!
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October 3, 2020Join Sigma Delta Pi
Are you interested in joining a nationally recognized Spanish Honor Society? Do seek to expand your resume and leadership roles with a service organization? The Sigma Delta Pi, Lambda Tau chapter, invites you to join our Spanish Honor Society!
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October 1, 2020Beyond and before “Boo”: A Halloween story
Halloween exists beyond symbols of “Boo!” and scary movies. Two professors in the College of Liberal Arts trace Halloween’s historical and cultural beginnings and explain the concept of “liminal spaces” in our world and that of the ancients.
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February 3, 2020Combining Disciplines to Fuel Research
Hispanic studies professors Maria Irene Moyna and Gabriela Zapata may just be the dream team of grant applicants. The two of them have received a combined six grants this past year, many of which stretch across multiple disciplines.
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December 13, 2019Dialogue with Department Head: Richard Curry
Richard Curry might be new as the head of the Department of Hispanic Studies, but is not new to the College of Liberal Arts. He shares about his 32 years experience and what he loves most about the liberal arts.
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September 9, 2019Hispanic Heritage Month Kicks Off
From September 15th-October 15th the nation honors Hispanic Heritage Month, a celebration of all the ways the country’s Latinx population contributes to the American tapestry. What do the countries of Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Costa Rica all have in common? Besides all of them being Latin American countries and sharing similar cultures, each […]