Why study Romance Languages and Literatures at BU? Because it makes you a better prospective hire, helps your brain, and gives you great social skills!
Happening tonight!!!
Join the Italian Division in the Appalachian Dining Hall in
Mountainview, Thursday, October 24, from 5-8pm.
The evening will feature live music by both Andrea Di Cesare and local crooner Nino Samiani. There will also be food and several additional activities.
Tonight!!! Join us for a screening of the movie Vuelven (Tiggers Are Not Afraid). Dir. Issa López (2017). "A haunting horror fairytale set against the backdrop of Mexico's devastating drug wars..."
Wednesday, October 23rd, 6:30 pm, in App 111
Tuesday was Ital 251's final meeting with students of Italian levels 4 and 5 at UEHS, and it was a wonderful lesson! 251 students created authentic fairy tales to share with UE students. Thank you for all of the engaging collaboration this semester!
On Apr 28, French minor Ekaterina Lebedeva was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, America's most prestigious honor society. Robyn Cope attended the ceremony as invited favorite faculty. French majors Marydalia Jimenez & Dominic Perfetti were also eligible for Phi Beta Kappa this year.
Yesterday, Profs Noureddine and Samiani presented their work with local schools at the Community-Engaged Learning and Research Showcase organized by the Center of Civic Engagement. And some some of their students, such as Anabelle Praud and Aïcha Sene, helped prepare the posters!
Join us to learn about the impact that gendered languages can have on users of any identity, as well as steps taken to make Eng, French, Italian, and Span more accessible/inclusive. Presentations, tabling, activities and snacks in Mountainview's App 111 on Tue, April 16 6:30-8pm.
Prof. Clarke's FREN113 class worked with 7th/8th graders from Jennie F. Snapp middle school this semester. BU students wrote children's books and M. Tran's students illustrated them. They finally met up for the 1st time for Crêpes at TheShop and received awards for their efforts!
Join us on Sun 4/14 for a day of outdoor fun in Mountainview that will feature a Bocce Tournament and a Beginning Juggling Clinic! The event will run from 11-2 but juggling/bocce will start at 1. There will be free popcorn and hot dogs (while supplies last), live music, and more!
ITAL 251 has been learning about the history and importance of Italian street food. After reviewing culinary vocab and the use of the imperative mood, they put together a video lesson to teach UE High School students how to prepare Sicilian arancine. They even enjoyed the dish!
Ital251 students have been learning about markets, building vocabulary and studying various grammatical structures needed to create our own market! Together with the instructors of Union-Endicott High School, we developed 5 shops selling various products. Che divertimento! 🇮🇹🏧💸
Applications are now open for the study abroad course Spain: Contemporary Spain Through its Multicultural Heritage that will be offered during Spring 2025! If you have completed SPAN 251 or intend to do so during Fall 2024, you are eligible to apply here: https://t.co/Usgk25dPYf.
Students in ITAL 115 are learning about tourism and various Italian cities. While studying prepositions of place, students made Instagram posts like this one! Some other cities included Bari, Verona, and San Gimignano! ✈️
Are you thinking of taking any courses this summer? Planning on making some progress towards your degree over the Summer Sessions? We got you covered! Take a look at the Romance Languages course offering for Summer 2024! All courses offered are online asynchronous.
Today, our very own Professor Ana Ros received a Service Recognition Award from President Stenger and Provost Hall for her 15 years of service at Binghamton University. Congratulations!! ���🎓🎉🎊
Do you want to work with us? Our department is hiring a Lecturer in Spanish that will also serve as dept advisor. Please check the job description, requirements, and application instructions in the link below. And please help us spread the word!
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