What does hell look like and who is it for? These are important questions, especially during this tense political climate. Ellen Wetmore, Professor of Art at the University of Massachusetts,…
A new on-campus living-learning community where Spanish is the primary language will open its doors at Michigan State University in Fall 2025. Led and developed entirely by a team of…
For centuries, the legacies of the transatlantic slave trade have shaped the cultural, political, and historical narratives of the Francophone Afro-Caribbean world. Yet, many of these histories remained unspoken, fragmented,…
Are you a future healthcare practitioner looking to enhance your skills and cultural understanding? This summer, join the Spanish for the Healthcare Professions Study Abroad Program and gain invaluable insights…
FS24 MW 12:40 - 2:00 p.m., 3 cr This course offers fresh views of the recent political history of the Arab and Francophone worlds from a subaltern angle. Drs. Valentina…
Safoi Babana-Hampton, Professor of French at RCS, recently released the official trailer of her HARP Large-Scale Development grant-funded documentary feature "Chœurs atlantiques" (Tales from the Atlantic Beyond). Public release of the…
Congratulations to these five impressive scholars on their well-deserved graduation from our RCS graduate programs. Carlos Chacón Preciado completed his M.A. in Hispanic Literature and will begin his PhD at…
On Feb. 22, PhD students Hannah Olsen and Vanessa Weller presented at the 20th and 21st Century French and Francophone Studies International Colloquium in Philadelphia, PA. The theme of the…
In this article by Rocio Quispe Agnoli, the spotlight is on Peruvian futurism, a captivating literary genre that merges ancestral heritage and contemporary issues in speculative fiction. The article introduces…
