Telenovelas are a key part of Brazilian culture. Come watch and practice Portuguese through iconic scenes from Brazilian telenovelas.

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn and connect with other students.

Please join the Pi Delta Phi National French Honor Society for a panel discussion with French-major alumni from UGA and other universities. Panelists will discuss how the study of French prepared them for their current career paths and how they use French in those careers. Featured guests will include Kelsey Dabrowski, international student advisor and Fulbright liaison at Georgia State University, Grace Craft, second-year student at UGA Law, and Heloise Ahoure and Erika Denman of IRC Atlanta.

Jorge García-Granados, Lecturer of Spanish, has been awarded the American Philosophical Society's Franklin Research Grant for his project "Andean Baroque on Stage." He will conduct primary-source research on Quechua-language theater of the colonial era at the British Library in London this summer. 

Join us for un giallo italiono featuring Il Commissario Montalbano!

María González-Ferrer, a Ph.D. candidate in Hispanic Linguistics at UGA, has been awarded the prestigious Excellence in Teaching Award for graduate students. Graduating this May, María is one of up to five recipients of this annual honor, jointly presented by the Graduate School, the Center for Teaching and Learning, and the UGA Teaching Academy. She was recognized for her outstanding contributions to the university’s instructional mission while pursuing a rigorous graduate program. 

A night of Tango and other Latin dances! 

FREE and open to the public.

Come learn about Brazilian musica and sing with us!

A night of Tango and other Latin dances! 

FREE and open to the public.

Athens Tangueros presents Milonga Tropical - Tango intertwined with Latin Rhythm dancing for a memorable evening of dancing.

Live Dance performances by UGA Salsa Club, DanceFX RevolutionSalsa, and Athens Tangueros.

-- Admission: FREE --

Downtown Athens April 23, 2025 from 6:45p – 10:30p at Rialto Club

The Romance Languages Colloquium is a series of free, open to the public events organized by graduate students of the Department. The spirit of the event is to share our department’s work with the community, making us more aware of what our colleagues do and giving us the opportunity of talking to about our production.

LA TESIS DEL QUECHUISMO PRIMITIVO