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four students on a picnic blanket on a stage. 3 dressed as soldiers
From left to right: Chiara, Lea, Beth and Josephine

"Performing together was beautiful!"

As part of the SLC Drama Festival, students of Spanish put on a play called 'Pic-Nic' by Fernando Arrabal. In this 1959 anti-war satire, Arrabal dresses the horrors of war up as a happy family outing. Josephine Sennett directed the play and reports.
SLC Concert

Good vibes in ΞΆΓάΘ¦: Iguanas Ranas

At ΞΆΓάΘ¦ we want to activate the full range of our students’ talents: in addition to enhancing knowledge and developing critical thinking and analytical skills, we tap into our students’ creative potential.

Poster of film festival

Understanding Spanish and Latin American Culture

How and why has historical memory about the Civil War become such a feature of contemporary Spanish life? How and why was modernity experienced as a crisis in Latin America? Just some of the questions that we will explore in this module.
plaques in a demo in Latin America

Social and political history of Iberia and latin America

We firmly believe that you cannot understand the present without a deep appreciation of the past.