News & Events News & Events Catch up with our latest news, upcoming events, and faculty and student accomplishments. On This Page: Recent News Natalie Sartori Wharton receives Goldy Triumph Award Natalie Sartori Wharton received a mid-range advising professional award from the Academic Advising Network. Spring 2026 Media Studies Workshop Please join us for this semester's Media Studies Workshop, a forum dedicated to ongoing research in film, media, and audio-visual cultures. The Stories We Loved in 2025 Explore the standout CLA stories of 2025—from student success and faculty research to alumni impact and community partnerships. Alum Tyrel Nelson Received Outstanding Creator Awards CLA congratulates Nelson (BA '03, journalism and Spanish studies) for earning three 2025 Outstanding Creator Awards. World Teachers’ Day 2025 We celebrate the passionate educators who inspire minds and go above and beyond to support students in CLA. Thank you for all you do! Upcoming Events In-Person Event, March 18, 2026 New York's Sephardic Cafes: Communal, Musical, Culinary, and Political Hubs in the Early Twentieth Century As many as fifty thousand Jews from the lands of the former Ottoman Empire came to the United States in the decades surrounding World War I. Due to their small numbers… Online Event, March 18, 2026 The Shadow of the Caudillo: Spanish Memory Fifty Years After Franco How has Spain navigated public memory fifty years after the Franco-regime?
Natalie Sartori Wharton receives Goldy Triumph Award Natalie Sartori Wharton received a mid-range advising professional award from the Academic Advising Network.
Spring 2026 Media Studies Workshop Please join us for this semester's Media Studies Workshop, a forum dedicated to ongoing research in film, media, and audio-visual cultures.
The Stories We Loved in 2025 Explore the standout CLA stories of 2025—from student success and faculty research to alumni impact and community partnerships.
Alum Tyrel Nelson Received Outstanding Creator Awards CLA congratulates Nelson (BA '03, journalism and Spanish studies) for earning three 2025 Outstanding Creator Awards.
World Teachers’ Day 2025 We celebrate the passionate educators who inspire minds and go above and beyond to support students in CLA. Thank you for all you do!
In-Person Event, March 18, 2026 New York's Sephardic Cafes: Communal, Musical, Culinary, and Political Hubs in the Early Twentieth Century As many as fifty thousand Jews from the lands of the former Ottoman Empire came to the United States in the decades surrounding World War I. Due to their small numbers…
Online Event, March 18, 2026 The Shadow of the Caudillo: Spanish Memory Fifty Years After Franco How has Spain navigated public memory fifty years after the Franco-regime?
