Myriam Alcala

Lo que va ver en el escenario Español/What to expect at the Spanish stage.

Author of “They Both Die at the End” Adam Silvera will be discussing identity on the YA stage Saturday.

The need for art activism at the festival.

USC student and writer provides insight on the play premiering Thursday, April 20.

Becky G’s fiance uses mental health as a scapegoat for bad male behavior regressing strides to normalize the issue.

“Tortillas” Film is the first ever production in collaboration with LatiFam with a majority Latine crew.

Take a trip through Latin America’s star-crossed tales.

Video by Memphis Police Department made public, unrest anticipated to boil over.

La CASA, the center for Latinx advocacy and community at USC, is set to move into a bigger space by fall 2023.

Undergraduate students reflect on what they wish they knew prior before stepping on campus.

From coffee and pastries to eyebrow services and jewelry, student-run Trojan Marketplace has it all.

La Lucha is a podcast collaboration between Dímelo and the Latinx Student Assembly. The podcasts cover a multitude of topics ranging from serious conversations on social issues to fun, light hearted cultural conversations on Latinidad.

Journalist Oscar Garza has been appointed Director of the Arts Journalism Graduate Program at USC Annenberg.

South L.A. vendors sold a number of products from relaunched 90s brand apparel to vegan gumbo at the Black-owned Prosperity Market.

Speakers at USC’s Women’s History Month virtual event center celebration and recovery with President Carol Folt.