As a Catholic university anchored along the US/Mexico Border and residing on Kumeyaay land, we are uniquely positioned to serve an ever-growing diverse community where the stories, experiences, and ...

open image in gallery The purge of famous Black, Hispanic and female war veterans comes after President Donald Trump, pictured at Arlington National Cemetery during his first administration ...

“That’s what they’re doing now, they’re just following Hispanic people.” Many Trump voters are in the “find out” stage after they done “f*cked around,” and they’re not liking ...

In the same way, rather than coming up with a broad campaign and then attempting to rejigger it for Hispanic communities, you can have people on board designing ... or bringing famous Hispanic faces ...

A naturalized Hispanic man says he was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who were looking for another person on a deportation order, and now the man is questioning his vote ...

This suggests that there are roughly 53 million Catholic adults nationwide. The share of U.S. Catholics who are Hispanic is rising. Currently, the Catholic population is 54% White, 36% Hispanic, 4% ...

County Prosecutor Rick Crowl would later say in a news article in the Omaha World-Herald that Harrell told him that he felt the “Hispanic group ... biracial person by people of all races ...

From the Dunkin-loving Affleck brothers to the legendary sports athletes, there are plenty of famous people with ties to the Bay State. However, only some celebrities got their start in ...

The actress posted a collection of photos on Instagram that included glimpses of her famous pals ... Ingrid Vasquez is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE. She graduated from The University of ...

Colorectal cancer is a leading cause of cancer deaths among people within the Latino/Hispanic community. But Rosario Costas-Muñiz, PhD, of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), wants people to ...

However, tax cuts resonate among Democrats 69%, independents 61%, among those who are undecided for Congress 64%, African Americans 47%, Hispanics 64% and women 61%. We already know that the Trump ...