This year the tradition of having a three-day event with the best creative minds, designers and innovators has morphed into an educational platform imparted along with the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID).
Using art as a tool to honor the history of Costa Rican coffee, but also to vividly depict Costa Rican identity: that's Raudyn Alfaro's goal. The merging…
This week, Costa Rica elected Carlos Alvarado as its 48th president in an unexpected landslide. As it has since 1958 (the first election after our founding in…
You know you've made it when you've got a strain of Listeria named after you. "Listeria costaricensis" is the official name for a new bacteria identified by…
There's a lot to talk about in Costa Rica these days, and we're proud to announce that our second Tico Times Special Print Edition will be published…
At three in the morning, the phone rang. You know, when it rings at that hour, that it's not a good thing. You know. With our hearts…
After a volatile and uncertain election season and with a huge percentage of undecideds coming into the final stretch, we simply don't know much about what is…
SANTA ROSA, TAMARINDO, GUANACASTE – Nature abounds in all colors, sizes and shapes at La Senda farm. "La Senda" means "the path," or the path in life,…
Costa Rica adopted a new law Thursday to incentivize electric transport with a long-term view to eliminating hydrocarbon-powered vehicles in the country, responsible for most of Costa…
On Nov. 29, 2017, journalism student Paula Umaña published an in-depth feature for the weekly Semanario Universidad as part of Punto y Aparte, a mentoring program for young journalists. The…
