Mexican Ambassador Declares DACA Reversal a Loss for U.S.
Ambassador Diego Gomez-Pickering, consul general of Mexico in New York, said the recent decision by…
Latin American and Latino Studies Institute
Poet Melissa Castillo-Garsow Reads “El Barrio”
This week’s New York City Planning Commission’s approval of rezoning East Harlem is expected to…
Remembering Father Fernando Picó, Unwitting Pioneer of Latino Studies
Fernando Picó, S.J., GSAS ’66, a leading Puerto Rican social historian of his time and…
How Havana Helped Break Baseball’s Color Barrier
In February 1947, the Brooklyn Dodgers and the team’s AAA affiliate, the Montreal Royals, including…
Lives of Enslaved Women Honored in UN Symposium
Though countless African women and their descendants were enslaved, exploited, and oppressed in the United…
After Decades of Stalemate, a Homecoming: Students Make First Visit to Cuba Since Normalization
Growing up in Atlanta, Sofía Muñoz used to hear her grandparents reminisce about a certain…
Panel Explores the New Normal for U.S.-Cuba Relations
“They’re going to put a U.S. embassy in Havana! In Havana!” Sujatha Fernandes was on…
Panel to Discuss Cuba Ahead of Undergraduates’ Havana Trip
On Dec. 17 of last year, President Obama announced that the United States would be…
Scholar Discusses the Identities of Homosexual Male Dominican Transnationals in New York City
What does it mean to be a Dominican man living in New York City? Does…