Q&A: IC professor co-authors article on political rumors
Jonathan Ablard, professor in the Department of History at Ithaca College, has co-written an article published in the Journal of Social History.
Jonathan Ablard, professor in the Department of History at Ithaca College, has co-written an article published in the Journal of Social History.
Understanding the role the U.S. has played in Latin America has laid the groundwork for a deeper analysis of the U.S. politics.
Over the past several years in the United States, the rhetoric surrounding immigration has become nothing short of volatile.
Oct. 9 marked 50 years since Ernesto “Che” Guevara was shot and killed in a CIA operation in Bolivia.
This is the event’s fourth year but is the first to involve formal collaboration with Cornell University and Ithaca College students.
Opinion Editor Celisa Calacal shares her experiences traveling to Cuba and learning more about the country’s rich history.
The Odebrecht bribes are an unfortunate testament to how Latin America’s growth is made easy thanks to political corruption.
Concern should be placed, however, on how this will affect the stability of Central and South America.
This year, the CNI and EZLN decided to nominate an indigenous woman to run in the 2018 presidential campaign.
The film festival, part of Latinx Heritage Month, began Sept. 20 and runs until Oct. 15, showing 11 films at local venues.
Maylei Blackwell presented her work on “Transborder Gender and Indigeneity” Sept. 21 as the first speaker in this year’s discussion series hosted by Ithaca College’s Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity.
Throughout the month, PODER will be hosting several events and activities to promote what they call Latina/o culture.