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Berkeley, CA 94720-2590
phone: 510 . 642 . 0471
fax: 510 . 642 . 6957

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LIBRARY 

The Library actively collects and maintains a research level collection in support of the teaching and research of the faculty and students of the Department.

The collection offers resources in the languages, literatures, and cultures of the Spanish and Portuguese - speaking world, which also include Galician, Basque and Catalan materials.

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LUCERO, A GRADUATE STUDENT JOURNAL 

Lucero, a graduate student journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, features research papers and articles of general interest on a wide variety of subjects

We are currently working on the online version, which will be launched in a few weeks.

SEMMYCOLON: SEMINARIO DE ESTUDIOS MEDIEVALES, MODERNOS Y COLONIALES 

Semmycolon (Seminario de Estudios Medievales, Modernos y Coloniales) brings together a multi - disciplinary group of lecturers and graduate students to conduct research into culture, literature, arts, history, and politics from the Middle Ages to the early 18th Century in both the Western and the Colonial worlds.

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