Interviews, features, and news about her work and El Centro, plus where to follow El Centro online.
Students at La Fiesta for El Centro Public Scholars and Avanzando, April 22, 2026. Photo: USC Upstate (opens in a new tab)
USC Upstate's photographers were at the October 7 panel. Browse the album on Flickr.
See the photos: Photos: 250 Years: Cultural Stewardship Across Generations (opens in a new tab)
Photos from El Centro's voter education event with Lambda Theta Alpha.
See the photos: Photos: Your Voice, Tu Voto, Our Future (opens in a new tab)
SC Humanities talks with Dr. Hernández-Laroche about El Centro, the humanities as a public good, and hosting Miss Perry Will Speak.
Read more: SC Humanities board member spotlight (opens in a new tab)
The university highlights her service on the Public Humanities international advisory council and her October 2025 appointment to the SC Humanities board.
Read more: USC Upstate Magazine: Spring 2026 faculty achievements (opens in a new tab)
Co-authored with Roopika Risam and Brian Yothers in PMLA 140, no. 1 (2025), pages 110–117. Published online April 15, 2025.
Read more: The Theories and Methodologies of Public Humanities (opens in a new tab)
Her article in Public Humanities 1 (2025), e78, examines Hispanic Heritage Month, Spanish, and community engagement.
Read more: National Hispanic Heritage Month (opens in a new tab)
SC Humanities awarded Dr. Hernández-Laroche the 2023 Akers Prize, which honors people who use culture and history to bring people together.
Read more: Akers Prize from SC Humanities (opens in a new tab)
She talks about teaching French and Spanish online, world literature, and language access for Spanish speakers in Spartanburg.
Read more: Interview with the Hub City Writers Project (opens in a new tab)
Lectures, panels, interviews, and academic collaborations in English, Spanish, and French.
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