The Department of Hispanic Studies paid homage to Julio Ortega during a two-day retirement event at Rochambeau.

The Department of Hispanic Studies is pleased to present “Insurrectas,” an exhibition that collects the artistic outcome of the seminar “Insurrectas: Latinx and Latin American Women Writers and Artists” (Spring 2022). Participants: Michelle Alas Molina, Lena Cohen, Zina Dolan, Brianna Bridges, Sarah Packer, Tierra Peguero, Jenna Cooley, and Astrid McMahon.

Video of the memorial celebration of Geoffrey Ribbans

The Department of Hispanic Studies is thrilled to announce that on July 14th Brown was named the inaugural University of the Year by the Spanish cultural project Archiletras for our department's "excelencia y su enfoque transatlántico e interdisciplinario de las literaturas y culturas de España y América Latina. Congratulations to our amazing faculty, students, and staff.

The Department of Hispanic Studies congratulates Flor Chiaramonte for successfully defending her dissertation, "Presencias en el desierto, ausencias en la nación: la representación del indígena de frontera en la Argentina del siglo XIX", on July 14th, 2022.

The Department of Hispanic Studies congratulates Tess Renker, who successfully defended her dissertation, "Conflictive Voices: Authorship, Authority, and Peru's Internal Armed Conflict", on June 7th, 2022.

The Department of Hispanic Studies congratulates Mai Hunt, who successfully defended her dissertation, "Codes of Silences: Contemporary Family Narratives of the Colombian Armed Conflict", on April 22, 2022.

The Department of Hispanic Studies is pleased to present “Creando un artefacto,” an artistic collective exhibition by Brown University Advanced Spanish Students (Fall 2021).

The Hispanic Studies Department at Brown University is delighted to announce that the pieces Sobre/vivir poemas desde el no querer (poetry) by Micaela Camacho-Tenreiro and La Malinche (short story) by Benjamin Nelson are the winners of the 2021 Borderlands Literary Prize on Latin American & Latinx Diversity. ¡Felicitaciones!*

We are delighted to share the news that Nicolás Campisi is one of this year's CLACS Dissertation Prize Winners. ¡Felicitaciones Nicolás!

An image is worth 1000 words and we want to see what you have to say! The Department of Hispanic Studies invites Brown and RISD undergraduate and graduate students to design a profile picture/avatar for our social media accounts on FB and IG.