CSU offers a vibrant range of programs and events that support, connect, and celebrate international students and scholars. From cultural exchanges and social gatherings to workshops and campus traditions, these experiences are designed to help you build community here in Fort Collins.
Each semester brings new opportunities to get involved, learn, and connect. Explore some of our main programs and traditions below, and subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on Instagram to stay updated on events throughout the year.
International Orientation
International Orientation is held each semester before classes begin. Attendance is required for certain sessions. Other optional activities occur during the week to help familiarize students with life at CSU and Fort Collins. Visit the international orientation page for details.
Weekend in The Mountains
Weekend in the Mountains is a unique program for international students and scholars that takes participants to the CSU Mountain Campus for a weekend of bonding and intercultural activities. Activities change each year, but they always focus on a few primary goals: Culture, Community, and Colorado. Get ready to make new friends from all over the world while enjoying the beautiful mountains of Colorado.
World Unity Fair
World Unity Fair is one of our biggest events of the year! Join us to experience multiple cultures under one roof. The World Unity Fair usually has over 25 clubs participate, representing more than 50 countries. The event consists of food and culture booths, a stage show, and an international bazaar.
Spring Break Trips
Make the most of your week away from classes! Explore some favorite Colorado locations with other international students through trips and activities offered by the Office of International Programs. Visit Spring Break Trips for more information.
Graduation
Each spring we gather to recognize, celebrate, and honor our graduating International Rams! If you will be graduating soon, review our Graduation page for more information on this celebration.
