Join historian and educator Emily Glankler for an evening of dinner, drinks, and discussion! The event will begin with dinner and drinks in the Greenleaf Conference Room at the Stone Center for Latin American Studies, before moving to the Doris Stone Latin American Library to explore teaching with primary sources and artifacts.

Teaching can be a lonely profession, so come build community, commiserate, and discuss how to incorporate stories (both fictional and factual) into your lessons! A small gift is included for all attendees.

The Stone Center for Latin American Studies offers a selection of graduate degree programs at the MA and PhD levels, including joint programs with Art History, Law, and Business. Join our Director of Graduate Studies and Faculty Engagement to learn more about these programs and the application process. 

The Language Learning Center and Tulane Libraries are proud to present the 7th International Short Film Festival, an evening celebrating short-form cinema from around the world. This year's program brings together filmmakers whose work explores movement, displacement, and belonging, telling stories of people navigating moments of historical transition, political uncertainty, and personal resilience.

All filmed in Puerto Rico, these three sun-soaked shorts evoke the taste of sea salt and the feeling of sand between your toes, alongside the nostalgia of leaving/coming home, and how place shapes who you are.

Get tickets for the Narrative Shorts: Del Mar y el Sol here

Prepare to see the natural world – and mushrooms – in a whole new way in this stunning SXSW award winner.

With one foot in ancestral knowledge and the other in modern science, two Indigenous mycologists traverse Mexico’s forests on a quest to better understand the interconnected existence of humans and fungi. This immersive journey invites the viewer to listen to and learn from the wisdom in the mushrooms all around us. -JDOM

The Stone Center is excited to host the Summer Field Research Symposium. Graduate Students who received grants this past summer through the Stone Center for field research, language study, or technical training will be making brief, informal presentations on their summer grant-funded experience. Join us to learn about the fascinating research and study that Latin Americanist Graduate Students across the university are undertaking. It will be a hybrid in-person/online Zoom format.

It's National Latine Heritage Month! Join us to hear from Latine professionals about their careers and experiences. All presentations are in the Greenleaf Conference Room, Jones Hall 100A.

Tuesday, September 29 | 11:00 a.m.

Gretel Acosta, PhD - Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, School of Liberal Arts

It's National Latine Heritage Month! Join us to hear from Latine professionals about their careers and experiences. All presentations are in the Greenleaf Conference Room, Jones Hall 100A.

Tuesday, September 29 | 11:00 a.m.

Gretel Acosta, PhD - Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, School of Liberal Arts

It's National Latine Heritage Month! Join us to hear from Latine professionals about their careers and experiences. All presentations are in the Greenleaf Conference Room, Jones Hall 100A.

Tuesday, September 29 | 11:00 a.m.

Gretel Acosta, PhD - Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, School of Liberal Arts

Grab a drink, learn about youth-led protest movements from historian Emily Glankler (Anti-Social Studies) and support immigrants.

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