The Institute for Public Affairs at Temple hosts Daniel Butler, assistant professor at Yale University, for a talk titled “Information Costs and Officials Proactive Effort Levels." Butler teaches courses in statistics & American politics and studies the behavior of public officials to better understand issues of representation.

Project Mesoamerica aims to transform the land from Mexico to Colombia to build infrastructure and create more “efficient” global trade routes. Mesoamérica Resiste! is a collaborative illustration brought to life by activists, storytellers and educators. It explores the connections between our local, everyday stories and the bigger picture of our historical moment.

Learn about the Gilman Scholarship program, which provides study-abroad awards of up to $5,000 to undergraduates who are U.S. citizens.

Cristina Sanz, professor of Spanish linguistics at Georgetown University, directs the Intensive & School of Foreign Service Spanish programs, the Barcelona Summer Program and the Catalan Lectureship.