Mexico

Located in a historic textile factory from the 1920s in Mexico City’s Colonia Doctores, La Laguna México has become a vibrant hub where leaders in design, architecture, urbanism, gastronomy, and art converge. Its unique history and creative energy...

In October 2008, torrential rains from Hurricane Norbert overwhelmed the town of Álamos, Sonora. Though the winds were modest, flooding and landslides left the community isolated—and deeply scarred. Among those affected was Juan Carlos Álvarez Yépiz, then...

In the wake of two consequential elections, the United States and Mexico stand at a pivotal crossroads. Though Claudia Sheinbaum and Donald Trump began their respective presidential terms just months apart, their early actions—and starkly different...

When Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist María Hinojosa took the stage as the keynote speaker for Day 1 of the symposium  Distant Neighbors or Regional Partners? Reflecting on U.S.-Mexico Relations Under Two New Administrations , she brought more than a...

At the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (DRCLAS), we are proud to serve as a space where Mexican students and Latin American students more broadly can feel heard, supported, and represented. DRCLAS is more than a center for academic...

From afar, the 2,000-mile U.S. border with Mexico appears as a hard economic, political, and cultural boundary. But mayors of cities that flank the divide have a different view. “We’re a binational community,” said Mayor Carlos Peña Ortiz, HKS ’20 of...