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UA English Professor Cristina Ramirez Presented her book Mestiza Rhetorics at El Colegio de San Luis.

Robert Robbins and David Vazquez sign MOU

UA Signs Agreement with Colegio de San Luis to Collaborate on Social Sciences and Humanities

Jennifer Jenkins appointed visiting research chair at the Colegio de San Luis, Mexico for 2019

Mexico's Aristegui accepts 2018 Zenger Award

Visiting UNAM Researcher Presents on Impact of Mexico Election

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