Past Events
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Mar 5Relatos del Arux (Stories of Arux: Maya Community Resistance)
Bernardo Caamal (el Arux) and his daughter Inaytah
Ingraham 206
We will be hosting Maya activist and writer, Bernardo Caamal (el Arux) and his daughter Inaytah on UW, campus. They co-wrote together a book about the history and resistance of their community that they will present on March 5th at noon in LACIS Lunchtime series in Ingraham 206 (This event is hybrid so zoom is …
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Nov 16UW Madison Spanish Graduate Program Open House
We invite you to an Open House to learn more about our graduate program in Spanish Literature, Culture, and Linguistics. If you are interested in pursuing an MA or even a PhD in Spanish, this is a great opportunity for you to learn more about the application process, the field, and the possible jobs.
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Oct 26Censorship, Surveillance, Disinformation
Memorial Library, Room 126
Symposium of the Center for Early Modern Studies
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Oct 18Santiago Vaquera-Vásquez
206 Ingraham Hall
On Wed. October 18, Santiago Vaquera-Vásquez is visiting our campus and giving a lecture. He is a scholar, writer, painter, photographer and ex-DJ. An Associate Professor and chair of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of New Mexico, his area of academic work is 20th and 21st century Latin American and Latinx literature …
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Oct 17La mesa de conversación
Union South, The Sett (second floor) FAQ
The Department of Spanish and Portuguese organizes an informal Spanish language conversation table for all Spanish speakers, native and non-native, which will be held Tuesdays during the academic semester from 5 PM to 7PM in the Sett (second floor) of the Union South.
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Oct 2Looking Together
Memorial Library, Special Collections Seminar Room, Room 984
An exploration of items in the special collections of our library with professor Corinna Zeltsman (Princeton University)
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Oct 2A Conversation with Corinna Zeltsman
Van Hise 1120
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Sep 21Looking Together
Memorial Library, Special Collections Seminar Room, Room 984
Organized by librarians Laura Martin, Lisa Wettleson, and Anna Simon. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore various printed materials related to censorship, state repression, and the right to read worldwide. Opening talk by Professor Ksenija Bilbija. Please RSVP if you plan to attend, as the Special Collections room has a maximum capacity of 25 …
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Sep 15