The CSU Todos Santos Center team joined the Baja California Sur Community Alliance (BCSCA), which brought together more than 200 organizations to meet community needs during the pandemic.
Due to the pandemic, Valentine’s Day for many of us looks different this year regardless of where we live.
Six years after its founding, the Colorado State University Todos Santos Center provides an ever-increasing number of unique and immersive opportunities for university students, faculty, and partners from the U.S. and Mexico.
The CSU System’s international campus in Baja California Sur provides community-centered programs and educational opportunities for U.S. and Mexican university communities, local residents, and visitors from around the world.
A glimpse into a day in the life of Olaf Morales, languages coordinator at the Todos Santos Center.
When the Mexican government moved all face-to-face classes online this past spring in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the community English classes offered at the Todos Santos Center were one of several affected programs. But while many programs at the Center were cancelled outright, the English classes continued as a virtual offering.
A group of Colorado State University alumni visited the CSU Todos Santos Center in October to experience the university System’s first international offering.
Roger Herrera Tapia, Program Coordinator at the CSU Todos Santos Center, shares his experience at the Center - in his own words.
From Oct. 27 to Nov. 3, the Todos Santos Center will host its third Spanish Immersion course on the Baja California Peninsula.