Connecting Pilgrimage and Migration
Ancient pilgrimage stories and modern migration reveal the shared human experiences that connect us across cultures.
Crafting Global Fluency: From CSU to IMF
A love of K-Pop started Grace Tiberi’s (’22) interest in international studies, leading her to a job with the International Monetary Fund.
CSU German Program Wins Innovative Curriculum Award for Course on the Holocaust
On a Sunday night in February 1997, Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List was broadcast on NBC, nearly uncensored and commercial-free. 65 million people tuned in, overshadowing the audience of 25 million, who three years earlier, witnessed the atrocities committed against the estimated 30,000 Jews imprisoned in the Krakow-Plazso concentration camp in their local theaters. For many […]
Multilingual voices in a small town
CSU Extension intern and French major Abi Somers is creating a medical guide for French-speaking residents in Fort Morgan, Colo. to improve access to healthcare.
Seeing the Whole Person: How Using Virtual Reality to Learn Spanish Better Meets the Needs of Spanish-Speaking Populations
How do we offer students more real-life experiences to try their language skills? By using virtual reality to put them into linguistic and cultural scenarios.