On a night filled with music, poetry and dance, students from the Spanish programs at San Francisco State University and the University of San Francisco came together on Friday to share their Latine culture at the first-ever event jointly organized by both universities. Ana Luengo, a Spanish professor at SFSU, and Nadina Olmedo, a professor of Latin American studies at USF, organized the event with the aim to create a space for Latine students from both institutions to express themselves. “In these times we’re living in, I imagine many people feel a certain anxiety,” Luengo said. “That’s why we thought coming together in a space, spending a few communal hours could be something that gives us strength, energy, and reminds us that we’re not as alone as we might sometimes feel.” Students, faculty and writers shared their writing, poetry and dances. 🔗 Read more at link in bio. ✍️: Sophia Rerucha (bigbittysuperstar) 📸: Haley Abarca (haley_abarca) #sfsu #sfstate #ggxnews #latine