The 400th anniversary tribute to Cervantes’ Don Quixote caught the attention of over 300 participants. Students, faculty, staff, and guests came […]
Across Campus, Dickinson Celebrates “Don Quixote” on the 400th Anniversary of its Publication
One of the greatest books ever written, and often cited as the first modern novel, Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote […]
Sigma Delta Pi Induction Ceremony
On Tuesday, March 31st, 17 new members were inducted into Sigma Delta Pi, the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society (La […]
Visit from David Roas
David Roas, a professor of literary theory and comparative literature at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, visited Prof. Margaret Frohlich’s […]
Día del Libro: Cervantes’s Don Quixote
In 1995, UNESCO designated April 23 as World Book Day to honor books and authors and to encourage everyone to read. This […]
Los pasos de un malagueño
The current students studying abroad in Málaga have continued the videos about their experiences that were began last semester. Created […]
Brazilian Quotas: Re-Thinking the History of Race Relations
Prof. Jerry Dávila’s, University of Illinois, research focuses on the influence of racial thought in public policy, as well as […]
Madeleine Gardner Wins FYS Award
As inspiration to read and write on Baldomero Lillo’s work, Professor DeLutis-Eichenberger led her First Year Seminar through a coalmine […]
Game Night at la Mesa de Español
On Wednesday February 11th, Dickinson College Spanish Club hosted a game night during the weekly Spanish table, a venue where […]
Intermediate Spanish participates in their own “Amazing Race”
On Tuesday, February 10, students in Professor DeLutis-Eichenberger’s intermediate Spanish class competed in an “Amazing Race” style Spanish competition! Following […]