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One of the projects conducted this past semester by Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology students Kris Callis and Sophie Scholl looked at variation in nocturnal mammal activity and detection in proximity to human development, using a combination of track plots and camera traps to collect data.

Misael started English classes at CSU Todos Santos in March 2024, after learning about the program through Facebook and from friends who recommended it. Misael had previously studied English in high school and at university, where he learned vocabulary and some basic sentence structure. However, when he started working, he realized that his earlier education hadn’t prepared him for real-life conversations—especially when it came to pronunciation.

Jeanette began taking English classes at theCSU Todos Santos in June 2024 after hearing about the program from several co-workers who are also students. Before this, Jeanette’s only experience with English was classes in middle and high school, which she found to be very basic and repetitive.

Diana started her English learning journey at CSU Todos Santos in January after a co-worker, who also attends classes, recommended the program. Before this, Diana had studied English through online schools but was looking for a more engaging and supportive environment.

Open to Colorado State University staff, faculty, friends, family and the public, the Spanish and Culture Immersion program has welcomed over 150 participants from around the world since 2019. The goal is simple yet profound: to foster a deep connection between the Spanish language and Mexican culture.

Since 2019, the CSU Todos Santos Center in Baja California Sur, Mexico, has hosted an innovative Spanish and culture immersion program. Available to CSU staff, faculty, friends, family, and the public, the Spanish and Culture Immersion has seen more than 150 participants from around the globe, all in the interest of fostering a deep connection between language and culture.

This year, students seeking international experiences may enroll in an expanded number of semester programs at the CSU System’s campus in Baja California Sur, Mexico.

An ecotouristic immersion in the fountain of knowledge of a family from the Sierra de la Laguna in Baja California Sur, México, by Antonio Diego Fernández Rozada.

One memorable interview from Ruth Alexander’s course this fall on “History, Community, and Environment in Mexico” involved Jorge Gonzales, a lifelong resident of Todos Santos, a town in Mexico’s Baja California Sur.

I saw the email from the Office of International Programs and the CSU Todos Santos Center in early January: “Online Spanish Course 2021 Modules.”

When a coalition was formed to respond to medical shortages and food needs in Baja California Sur, Mexico, the CSU Todos Santos Center team stood alongside their community.

Officially known as Dia del Amor y la Amistad (Day of Love and Friendship), Valentine’s Day doesn’t look the same in Mexico as it does in the United States. In Mexico on Feb. 14, friends and family as much as significant others are lavished with warmth, love, and appreciation.