The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Tapatio Macarena Hernández has become the first person from Mexico to earn a scholarship to study for a MBA at the Saïd Business School, the University of Oxford’s prestigious center of learning for undergraduate and graduate students in business, management and finance.
Bullying in schools has been a problem for as long as schools have existed. But most have not figured out how to deal with it, sometimes punishing or expelling the aggressors or quietly letting the victims slip away to another institution.
On Thursday, exactly half a century after he made his dramatic stage debut in Guadalajara, tenor Placido Domingo once again trod the boards of the Degollado Theater.
Pioneering Guadalajara Mayor Enrique Alfaro is determined to fulfill his stated goal to “clean up” the historic city center – quite literally!
Guadalajara has launched a bid to host Gay Games XI in 2022, along with ten other cities worldwide.
The first stage of Guadalajara’s outer city ring road, the macrolibramiento, is expected open once Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval returns from his vacation at the end of next week.
Thanks to the swift action of a night watchman, a fire Sunday evening in downtown Guadalajara’s Mercado Alcalde only affected 68 vendor spaces in the popular covered market – 14 percent of the total.
Santa Anita Hills, a polemic real estate development that environmental activists say threatens the integrity of the Primavera Forest in suburban Guadalajara, has been given the green light to proceed by federal authorities.
In a rare move, a private avenue in a ritzy Zapopan gated community has been opened up to public traffic, although some wealthy neighbors are far from happy about the decision.
