Think of a visit to Costa Rica, and you’ll probably imagine zip lines and eco-lodges. But there’s a deeper way to interact with this environment: through the Indigenous communities that have called it ...

Nelson Espinoza credits friends, family and faculty for his success in America. The 28-year-old native of Costa Rica graduates from Southeast Technical College’s automotive tech program today, and ...

This stage is a real bummer. The only thing that you’ve got going for you is your hope and enthusiasm. At the very beginning of this stage, people speaking Spanish to you might as well be making ...

Learning a new language requires study, persistence, enthusiasm, and most importantly, the ability to laugh at oneself. Always keep in mind that no one ever learned a language flawlessly from day one.

SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica, July 26 (UNHCR) - Bangalay came to Costa Rica by accident. He arrived while travelling from his native Côte d'Ivoire, heading towards what he believed was the United States.