"She really goes to bat for curators who are looking to tell stories that have not been platformed in our nation’s museums. By doing that...

Since the 1990s, the Department of Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies [LALACS] has hosted the César Chavez Dissertation and...

“It is time to begin a process of healing for the victims of Chávez’s violence, and for the full story of the UFW to become public knowledge...

From cult classics to hidden gems, professor Marcela Di Blasi shares novels that explore love, resistance, and reimagined futures.

LALACS Visiting Professor Peter DeShazo '69, a former career Foreign Service officer who served in Caracas, spoke on Thursday about the geopolitics in Latin America.

Three recent graduates were honored this fall for their senior theses. LALACS Major, Melissa Reyes '25, received the Interdisciplinary Studies Thesis Prize.

Professor Desirée Garcia, received the James Wright Sustaining Faculty Excellence Award, awarded to newly tenured and promoted faculty who have made significant contributions as teacher scholars.

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Join Professor of Art History and LALACS Mary Coffey, as she takes us on a journey through the Baker Library lower level reading room to learn more about one of Dartmouth's most treasured works, The Epic of American Civilization.