The Department of Global Cultural Studies examines the languages, cultures, religions and identities that connect people and communities across the world.
Through the study of global languages, literature, translation, cultural expression, religion and Indigenous and Latino experiences, faculty and students explore how people communicate, create meaning and navigate an increasingly interconnected world. The department's interdisciplinary approach fosters linguistic and cultural literacy while advancing scholarship, research and engagement across local and global communities.
Browse the Collections:
Department of Spanish and Latino Studies
- Books and Media by Department of Spanish and Latino Studies Authors
- Department of Spanish and Latino Studies Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works
- Department of Spanish and Latino Studies Theses
Native American & Indigenous Studies Program
- Huluniixsuwaakan: Lenape Language Digital Repository
- Native American & Indigenous Studies Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works
- Native American & Indigenous Studies Presentations and Proceedings
- Books and Media by Department of Religion Authors
- Department of Religion Events
- Department of Religion Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works
- Seeing What Takes Place
- Books and Media by Department of World Languages and Cultures Authors
- Department of World Languages and Cultures Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works
- Department of World Languages and Cultures Theses
- Les Phares haïtiens: 19th-Century Haitian Luminaries in Translation
- The Collection of Clémence d’Ennery / La Collection de Clémence d’Ennery (Le Musée d’Ennery)