Spanish
The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures offers a major and a minor in Spanish. Please see the bulletin for requirements.
It is also possible to get state teaching certification in Spanish.
Course offerings
in Spanish
Course schedules
Some graduates in Spanish celebrating after graduation, 2006
Views of Granada.
The Alhambra, the summer palace of the caliph.
One of the houses built into the hillside in the Arab district.
Towers from the Cathedral.
Generalife, a garden in the Alhambra complex.
Photo credits: Professor Theresa Sears
BELOW: San Sebastián, in Basque country (in Basque, Donostia or Donosti), the capital of the
Basque province of Guipuzcoa (Spanish) or Gipuzkoa (Basque).
Courtesy Professor Maite Nuñez-Betelu.
Professor Nuñez-Betelu tells the following local legend her mother told her about their hometown:
The origin of the name is not known for sure but legend has it that there was a man who brought St. Sebatian's ashes to the town and therefore they named it after San Sebastian in Spanish. At the same time, the man who brought the ashes came from Ostia, the Italian port town next to Rome, and people referred to him as Don Ostia.
Donosti is a very popular tourist destination and home to the St. Sebastian International Film Festival every September.
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