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Smithsonian Latino Virtual Museum Science Tuesday: Consciousness Through Art

Mary Mata September 3, 2013

By Melissa Carrillo and Marissa Morales, SLC Smithsonian Latino Virtual Museum Art isn’t something I usually tie together with science experiments, but one such assignment does. Performance artists Marina Abramovic […]

Federal Judge Imposes Monitor on Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Office

Mary Mata

‘More Women Than We Thought’ on Front Lines of Immigration Protest

Mary Mata

Tea Partiers Heckle Rubio Who Stays Mum on Immigration

Mary Mata

By Toluse Olorunnipa, Bloomberg In the 15 minutes Marco Rubio spent speaking to a crowd of anti-tax Tea Party Republicans in Orlando, Florida, he didn’t mention the word “immigration.” Activists at the […]

Spanish film ‘Instructions’ storms U.S. box office

Mary Mata

By Ronald Grover, Reuters (Reuters) – “Instructions Not Included,” a Spanish-language film with English subtitles, generated $10 million in ticket sales over the four-day Labor Day weekend, a record for […]

Science Channel Airs Show About ‘Chupacabras’ Found in Texas

Mary Mata

By Jorge Calvillo , Latinos Post One of the most mysterious creatures of Latino popular culture is the infamous “Chupacabras,” an alleged animal capable of sucking the blood of its prey, usually […]

California activists walk 285 miles to show support for immigration reform

Mary Mata

By Paul Harris, NBCLatino A long walk for social and political change is finally over, for now. “I am exhausted,” said Estefany Mendez. “I have never done anything like this […]