RLL at UB
"Bodies in Revolt," Fall 2018. Students perform their collaborative devised class projects at a performance entitled, "Dancing the Volcano" at the Center for the Arts.
Back row: Sophonie Pierre-Michel, Matthew Skrzypczyk, Naila Ansari, Mary Sullivan, Emily Crist, PG Jarrett
Front row: Diana Cortés-Evans, Lily Ertischek, Jahil Joseph
What are the Romance languages?
All Romance languages share a common historical origin in the Latin language, which spread across the Roman Empire, evolving into French, Italian, Spanish and several others.
In the UB Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, our faculty and instructors teach courses that span the fields of language study, literary and textual studies, culture and civilization, linguistics, film and media studies, intellectual history and visual culture. Undergraduate students can complete much of the UB Curriculum with our courses, while paving the way for a major or minor. Graduate students receive advanced training in research and methodology as well as substantive fields of expertise, with in-depth seminars and the production of original contributions to knowledge.
