Latino Representation In Films Lagging

A new study by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative has found that over the last decade the number of Latino characters in the most popular films is virtually unchanged.

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Al Roker To Teach At SUNY Oswego

NBC TODAY’s Al Roker is returning to his alma mater SUNY Oswego to teach a broadcasting course entitled “Camera Ready: Developing Your On-Air Persona” (BRC 497).

The Power Of Dance

AileyCamp teaches students dance, as well as how to resolve conflicts, eat well and become leaders. When camp ends, Atlanta Ballet offers a full-tuition scholarship to 10 students.

New Spanish-Language Podcast

Beginning this fall, The Washington Post is launching a twice-weekly Spanish-language podcast and digital opinions section with notable international hosts.

Toy Story 4 And Texas A&M

Sixteen former Texas A&M University visualization students helped bring back to life some of cinema’s most beloved characters in “Toy Story 4."

Barry Manilow Gifts High School $100K

East Duplin High School has received $100,000 worth of band instruments and uniforms from Barry Manilow. The school is recovering from Hurricane Florence.

Top Communication And Journalism Schools

Communication, Journalism and Related Programs – Degrees Granted 2017

The Mark of Zorro, School Library

Originally titled “THE CURSE OF CAPISTRANO,” this is the first Zorro story.  In California in the early 1800s, a corrupt governor and his army abuse the helpless and cheat the poor.

‘La Llorona’ Movie Promotion Draws Fire

Written by Russell Contreras, Associated Press Editor’s Note: Warner Bros.’ recent horror movie may be based on a folktale, but the criticism surrounding a promotional stunt for the film comes from real cultural sensitivity concerns.

De Anza College

Located in California, De Anza offers 71 associate degrees, 95 certificates of achievement and more than 1,600 courses in a variety of fields.  Its clubs and organizations include Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (M.E.Ch.A.);

Breaking Class Barriers In Peru

Teacher Uses Ballet To Inspire Children From Impoverished Communities Written by Franklin Briceño, Associated Press