On Friday, Jan 27, a group of students and faculty gathered in Rosenkranz Hall to attend Maria Mercedes Piñango’s colloquium titled “Understanding the Many Uses of Ser and Estar Across Spanish Dialects.” The presentation, the first installment of...
María Mercedes Piñango is an Associate Professor at the Yale’s Department of Linguistics. She directs the Language and Brain Lab, which lies at the crossroads of linguistics, psychology, neurology and neuroscience to respond to questions such as “...
In an event on October 14-15, 2022, researchers shared findings on development and migration in the Americas through the lens of history.
By José-Antonio Espín-Sánchez and Leticia Arroyo Abad
The story of economic development in the Western...
The Ancient Latin America Lectures began in 2017, expanding out of the earlier Maya Lectures (2015-2017). Since then, the series has provided the Yale community with six years of lectures on the archaeology, art history, and culture of Latin America...
