In its seventh year, our Italian Movie  Night Series, which will start next week,  February 24,  is dedicated to Marcello Mastroianni, an internationally acclaimed Italian actor (1924-1996)  whose career lasted more than fifty years.

Each of the four films will be shown on Tuesdays, at 7:00 p.m. in the Z. Miller Student Center, room 148 (see attached flyer):

1. Divorce Italian Style (February 24).

Click here to see Athen's first newsletter on Quechua language and culture!

Crossroads is an interdisciplinary conference led by graduate students in the Department of Romance Languages at the University of Georgia. We strive to promote original graduate research by providing a platform for graduate students to hone their professional skills and to engage in discussions with scholars. We are committed to create a sense of community between graduate students across disciplines and institutions. 

Visit our website here for more details

Detailed application instructions can be found be clicking on Prospective Students and then Graduate Admissions. Please contact Dr. Rachel Gabara (rgabara@uga.edu) or Amy Duran (asimonep@uga.edu) with any questions.

Congratulations to Dr. Gupton on the publication of his monograph The Syntax-Information Structure Interface: Clausal Word Order and the Left Periphery in Galician (Berlin/Boston: DeGruyter, 2014)

 "Of Borders & Betrayal: Remembering the Reconquest of Spain in the Castilian Frontier Ballads." 

Congratulations to Dr. Renwick on the publication of her monograph The Phonetics and Phonology of Contrast: The Case of the Romanian Vowel System (Berlin/Boston: DeGruyter, 2014)

Please join us for Dr. Francis Assaf's talk on "The Picaresque Novel." Click here to see the flyer.

The Department of Romance Languages is pleased to welcome guest lecturer Dr. Leila Lehnen of the University of New Mexico. Please click here to see the flyer.

As part of the Romance Languages Colloquium series, Dr. José Santos Guzmán of the Universidad de Puerto Rico, Mayagüez will present a talk on "A Personal View of Eighteenth-Century Spanish Literature" on Friday, October 24th at 4 PM in Gilbert 115.