by Nick Baez Whenever I reflect on my years in grad school, I often get into the habit of saying, “Man, I wish I knew then what I know now.” Many fail to realize that once admitted, there may also be intra-organizational dynamics at play that can serve to produce, for some, a very tumultuous… [Continue Reading]

Agua de Sandia/Watermelon Water Makes about two quarts or more if you add more water 4 cups diced watermelon–seedless, if your watermelon has seed, strain Cold Water just enough to loosen the watermelon and help the blender along. 1/2 tbsp sea salt 1 lime, juiced

by Nicolle Morales Kern The balance of life and society can be a hard one to maintain, especially when you’re a part of a powerful group. This was never more evident this month than when the San Francisco police shot down a man who ran from them when they asked to see his train transfer.

Being Latino’s Department of Celebrity Writing Experts Procurement (really, we have one) is proud to host a Q&A moderated by Staff Writer, Ulises Silva and Chief Content Officer, Libby Juliá Vázquez with a respected guest who will answer your writing questions. Our expert brings several thousand years of experience, and is the author of the award-winning blog, “Grammar, Flexible… [Continue Reading]

by Catarina Rivera As I ride the subway downtown, I see more e-readers than ever before. The Kindles, Nooks, and iPads seem to be taking over. Yet, I still see a lot of riders pull out print books. I am curious about the future of reading. Will print die and electronic versions take over? What’s… [Continue Reading]