Spanish Club

The Spanish Club promotes the language and cultures of the Spanish-speaking world through films, lectures, social gatherings, cooking classes, the weekly “Spanish Table,” and a diverse array of co-curricular activities, which allows faculty and students to interact, practice spoken Spanish and learn about Hispanic cultures in a relaxed atmosphere. For more information, contact the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures.

Language House A

Language House A provides a great place for students in French and Spanish to live, to speak the language they're studying, and to participate in programs, events, and parties based around French and Spanish culture.

Some of the past programs include Mardi Gras, Cinco de Mayo, El Dia de Los Muertos, and French and Spanish musicians and performers. We've also had some great film nights and crêpe parties.
	There are a total of eight members living in Language House A, and six of them are students who have developed language skills in French and Spanish. These students have the opporunity to share this living and study space with the French and Spanish Language Assistants from France and Mexico.
Here we have some pictures of the House's lively Mardi Gras celebration and the fascinating storytelling event with Senegalese raconteur Raouf Mama.