The Music of Mexico

Mexico is world-renowned for its strong musical background. But when a person usually thinks of Mexican music, they think of mariachis. However, the country has a very diverse music scene and there are many artists that you may have never heard of before.

By Mateo Lorenzo Alvarez 09 April 2010 Read Article

ESL Programs in Tucson

A list of  programs in Tucson that offer some of the most beneficial ways to learn English as a second language.

By Nikki Helms 29 March 2010 Read Article

Border Health Issues

If you're interested in the border and health, please check out the links below. They will surely aid you in your understanding of the myriad of issues facing border health. While it will not make you an expert, you will know far more than you probabaly intended.

By WJ Anderson 09 April 2010 Read Article

Offbeat Museums in Southern Arizona

These museums have deep roots in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands; they showcase the environment and wildlife of the region, and serve to educate visitors about the area. They are unique, sometimes quirky and important to the area.

By Amanda Portillo 08 April 2010 Read Article

An Incomplete List of Movies Filmed in Arizona

It's no New York City or Hollywood, but from the Grand Canyon to The University of Arizona campus, a good slew of movies were filmed in Arizona.  Here is a list, in chronological order, of some of the most famous movies filmed in our desert Southwest.  

By Bridget Miller 08 April 2010 Read Article

Mexican Car Insurance

Here is a list of mexican car insurance places near the border.

By Grant Becker 28 October 2009 Read Article

Sports in Mexico

The most common misconception regarding the sporting scene in Mexico is that it revolves around soccer, soccer and soccer.  While soccer is certainly the most celebrated  and recognized of sports, those traveling to the country can get their athletic kick in a variety of ways.  Mexico offers a diverse sporting world just like any other country and below are some links so help you get familiar with those athletics.

By Jeremy Hawkes 09 April 2010 Read Article

Studying Below the Border

¿Quieres estudiar en México? Whether you are a student, a teenager, a professional or an individual with the desire to emerge in the Mexican culture and learn the Spanish language, there are study abroad programs designed just for you.

By Jacquelyn Valerie Smith 08 April 2010 Read Article

El Caliente Nightlife

El Caliente Nightlife

Here are some of Tucson’s hottest nightclubs for the 21+ crowd. These spots are great when you want to dance your heart away, sit back and enjoy the music, take down some margaritas and tequila shots and let loose for a night of Salsa dancing and Latin-themed fun.

By Laurann Julia Faye Robinson 09 April 2010 Read Article

Southern Arizona Charitable Thrift Stores

Southern Arizona Charitable Thrift Stores

By Kristina Stevens 28 October 2009 Read Article

Border Blogs

Blogs relating to US/Mexico border issues.

By Samantha Luvisi 28 October 2009 Read Article

Art Galleries

Tucson is home to a rich array of talented artists. Experience the art of border culture through some of these local art galleries.

By Ashlee Cain 25 October 2009 Read Article

Top 10 Border Movies Resource Page

What started out as a topic for my blog ended up becoming a hobby for me. I reviewed several movies that had to do with the U.S./Mexican border, immigration, and the struggles each person endures while making such an epic journey.The following 10 films were the ones I felt were the most informational and entertaining.

By Marcy Christine Jones 09 April 2010 Read Article

Local Tucson Musicians

Local performers from Tucson who play live Spanish and Latin music

By Emily Jones 28 October 2009 Read Article

Business Across the Border

Travel and tourism are an important part of Arizona’s economy, and Mexican visitors are an important contributor. Close to 23,000 wage and salary jobs in Arizona at eating and drinking establishments and other spending-related sectors are a direct result of Mexican spending in the Arizona. Many thousands of jobs in Mexico are a direct result of United States importing and exporting to our closest neighbor and this resource page is designed to inform people about conducting business with Mexico.

Spanish Words and Phrases to Know When in Mexico

If you plan on ever crossing the fine line between the U.S. and Mexico take a look at these phrases and words that will help get you around. It’s also important to keep an ear out for what people might ask or tell you. With this page you can feel comfortable in spending time in a Spanish-speaking country.

By Matilde Cantero 07 April 2010 Read Article

National Parks in Mexico

This page provides information on national parks in Mexico in the regions of Baja California, Chiapas, Chihuahua and Mexico City. Most of the parks are are on land though there are a few that are national marine parks such as Cabo Pulmo and Bay of Loreto. 

By Lauren Adams 07 April 2010 Read Article

Volunteering in Central and South America

Volunteer opportunities in Central and South America are not few and far between. In fact they are so numerous that for many  it can be overwhelming even trying to find the right organization to volunteer with.

By Joshua Schaa 08 April 2010 Read Article

Traveling to Mexico

Mexico has always been a travel destination because of the culture, the sun and the beaches. With spring and Summer Break approaching many people are looking for help in traveling in Mexico. Below is a list of links to all inclusive vacation package deals offer by a few different travel sites. In addition, there are links to sites that explain why, where and how to visit Mexico. Remember you need your passport and be safe.

By Allana Erickson 31 March 2010 Read Article

Spanish language radio stations on the border

This is a list of Spanish radio stations in the United States near the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.

By Sean Hillier 28 October 2009 Read Article

Native American Poets and Writers

Read about a few Poets and Writers from Indian Country.

By Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan 28 October 2009 Read Article