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OSUHALSS 2025
The Call For Papers for the OSUHALSS 2025 is open!! The symposium will take place March 21 and 22, 2025!
The graduate students in the Spanish and Portuguese Department at The Ohio State…
Graduate Student Maria Vitória de Rezende Grisi Awarded Prestigious Scholarship for Research in Portugal
The 2023-2024 academic year has been a period of remarkable accomplishments for our graduate student, Maria Vitória de Rezende Grisi. Her dedication to her research and scholarly pursuits has…
SPPO Participates in IV CAPES PrInt Workshop
On May 23, 2024, faculty members from the Department of Spanish and Portuguese (SPPO) participated in the IV CAPES PrInt Workshop hosted by The Ohio State University Brazil Gateway. This…
The Importance of Portuguese to Our Recent Graduates
The Portuguese program at The Ohio State University has proven to be a key element in the academic and professional journeys of our recent graduates, James Logan and Neema Adley. Their experiences…
Kawsay Ukhunchay hosts Middle School Student Workshop
On April 15th, Kawsay Ukhunchay welcomed 19 middle school students and three teachers from Columbus Torah Academy to our Collection. Their teacher, Hallie Fried, is an OSU alumnus and one of our…
Student Research Publications on the Kawsay Ukhunchay Website!
Congratulations to Makena Van Bourgondien, Jaylene Canales, Regina Loayza, Amani Stivland and Emily Taylor for the online publication of their research on Andean and Amazonian art for the SPA 4515…
OSU Portuguese Program Celebrates Ten FLAS Awards
On April 29th, the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at Ohio State University celebrated an exceptional milestone. Professors Ana Marques and Ísis Barra Costa, along with Graduate Teaching…
Ati Cachimuel Visiting Andean Artist this Spring
This spring, Ati Cachimuel, Ecuadorian-born Kichwa-Otavalo musician and composer, visited The Ohio State University (April 8-May 24, 2024) for an artist residency with the Advanced Computing…
SPPO Undergrad Jaylene Canales Defends Honors Thesis
SPPO wants to congratulate Jaylene Canales who defended her Honors Thesis “The Perception of English [ɛ] and [ei̯] and of Spanish [e] and [ei̯] by L2 Learners of Spanish with L1 English”…