Two first-generation Jackson State University students are making history as the first Hispanic students in their respective performing sections of the Sonic
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There’s a new player on the grocery scene in West Columbia. Plaza Garibaldi, a full-service Mexican supermarket located at 2036 Augusta Road, will have its grand opening Friday, July 29, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. It is located near
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(Greenville, SC) – Allowing 5,500 legally authorized workers in South Carolina to be eligible for professional and occupational licenses could add up to $67.7 million additional economic output to the state economy
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(Columbia, SC) — In a historic move, the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs is gearing up to launch the very first South Carolina Hispanic/Latino Affairs Summit. This groundbreaking event aims to
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Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty brand has released a new ad for its latest perfume, featuring the heartwarming love story of two former beauty queens, Mariana Varela of Argentina and Fabiola Valentín of Puerto
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The majestic serenity of Chicana muralist Lucinda “La Morena” Hinojo will be on full display in her hometown of Phoenix during Super Bowl Week. The NFL announced Hinojos as the marquee artist
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Two first-generation Jackson State University students are making history as the first Hispanic students in their respective performing sections of the Sonic Boom of the South Marching Band. JSU senior Marvin Garcia
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There’s a new player on the grocery scene in West Columbia. Plaza Garibaldi, a full-service Mexican supermarket located at 2036 Augusta Road, will have its grand opening Friday, July 29, from 6
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Ivan Segura, Program Manager for the Hispanic/Latino Affairs Division at the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs received the Ohtli Award — the highest honor granted by the Mexican government — for his years of
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In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs (SCCMA) will celebrate Hispanic and Latino culture and history through its Celebra La Herencia Hispana social media campaign. “Hispanic Heritage
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Diana was raised in a family that, like many others across Latin America, believed a woman’s place was in the home, taking care of her husband. Diana’s mother dropped out of medical school
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Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are nominating 25 films highlighting the experiences of Latinos in the U.S. for inclusion in the National Film Registry. The nominations are part of growing efforts
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