Hispanic/Latine

Hispanic/Latine students represent a vibrant and diverse community rooted in rich cultural traditions, multilingualism, and a strong sense of identity and resilience. This community includes individuals from a wide range of nationalities and backgrounds across Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain. Hispanic/Latine students contribute significantly to campus life through their leadership, creativity, and commitment to community. Supporting this community means recognizing both the unique strengths and the systemic barriers they may face, and providing culturally responsive resources, mentorship, and opportunities that affirm their heritage and support their academic and career success.

Working on an F-1 Visa: 5 Legal Ways to Work in the U.S.

You came to the United States to study, and now you want to work. Maybe you need income, experience, or a head start on your career. The good news is that you have several legal ways to earn a paycheck …

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One foot in two separate worlds

ServiceNow is making the world work better for everyone by delivering digital workflows that create great experiences and unlock productivity for employees and businesses of every size. As a company, they understand the importance of building diverse teams with unique …

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Ten Tips for Hispanic Professionals to Master the U.S. Job Interview

We may be living in a global economy, but the fact remains: There are some subtle—and some not-so-subtle—differences between the way a job interview is conducted in the United States and in Latin America.

To help you better prepare for …

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Make Your Voice Heard as a Woman or Minority at Work

Everyone—but women and minorities in particular—can struggle to speak up or be listened to at work. Here are some tips to make sure your voice is heard in common workplace situations.

Have you ever sat silently as a coworker talked …

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