The Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) at Indiana University is a pivotal site for interdisciplinary research and instruction focused on Latin America and the Caribbean. CLACS offers academic programs, courses, and financial aid to undergraduate and graduate students. The master's degree in Latin American and Caribbean Studies is its principal academic program. More than 80 faculty members at Indiana University teach and conduct research on the region, with especially strong expertise on Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and Brazil. Learn More.

UPCOMING EVENTS

September 15

National Hipanic Heritage Month
September 15th marks the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month with events held on campus and throughout the Bloomington community. For a complete schedule of events see this schedule or visit La Casa's calendar.

September 18

"Platicas"- CLACS, Latino Studies and La Casa Fall 2008 Brown Bag
Ellen Moodie (Anthropology, University of Illinois) will present her Brown Bag Lecture titled “Worse than the War: Democratic Disenchantment in El Salvador.” All are welcome to attend.
Noon-1pm in La Casa.

September 20

Festival Latino 2008
This festival is a free outdoor concert open to all campus and community. Held in IU's Dunn Meadow, the concert consists of Latino music groups. This year the festival features Grammy Award Nominee group Sones de Mexico. The event also provides the opportunity for individuals to visit the food, cultural activities and information booths set up throughout the meadow area. The festival is part of the National Hispanic Heritage Month celebration and education programs.
Noon-6pm in Dunn Meadow.

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