By Dylan Blau Edelstein
On October 15, Professor Gabriela Nouzeilles and SPO graduate student Dylan Blau Edelstein led a group of students on an excursion to Brooklyn to see By Heart, a play written, performed, and directed by Portuguese theater-maker Tiago Rodrigues, newly appointed director...
Students in POR 107 have created a television show titled “Perspectivas da Lusofonia.” Recently Elise Hogan ’24 hosted an interview with Professor Pedro Meira Monteiro, and Nick Pusater ’22 interviewed Brazilian photographer Jennifer Cabral-Pierce.
The project was coordinated by Portuguese lecturer Daiane Tamanaha.
The Academic Managers Group (AMG) has named SPO Department Manager Karen González as the recipient of the 2021 AMG Leadership Award.
This award is in recognition of Karen’s outstanding leadership, excellence in management and her steadfast belief in the continuing education of academic managers.
Four new scholars have joined the Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts in this fall. The Society, established by a gift from charter trustee Lloyd Cotsen and the Humanities Council’s leadership in 1999, is an interdisciplinary community of postdoctoral fellows and Princeton faculty members that aims to bring innovative approaches to...
By Michelle Tong
On Friday, September 24, 2021, Professor Christina Lee hosted a virtual conference that focused on highlighting the complexities and cultural richness of Afro-Asian identities and communities in Latin America. The conference featured prominent speakers who presented talks focusing on a different aspect of this rich...
Photos and text by Rodney Lebrón Rivera
SPO graduate alum Miguel Dominguez has been named as a teaching fellow in Latin American Studies at Durham University's (UK) School of Modern Languages and Cultures for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Miguel completed his dissertation titled "Esquirlas de la vanguardia: Juan García Ponce y la literatura como supervivencia en el México del...
SPO graduate student Dylan Blau Edelstein’s article titled “F
