Honorary Doctor and Alum Charlie Zhang Inducted Into OC Hall of Fame
Charlie Zhang, longtime Cal State Fullerton supporter and founder of Pick Up Stix, was inducted into the Orange County Hall of Fame.
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Honorary Doctor and Alum Charlie Zhang Inducted Into OC Hall of Fame
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New Members Named to CSUF Philanthropic Foundation Board of Governors
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CSUF Among Top 5 National Institutions for Bachelor’s Degrees to Latinx Students
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Washington Internship Opens Doors for 2024 Panetta Scholar
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Student housing waiting lists
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See where student housing construction is booming at Southern California universities
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Privatizing Fannie Mae would cause mortgage rates to soar, CSUF economist says
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Leaders are now reimagining how academic probation is communicated to students and ways to make the policy less punitive
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- International Education and Engagement Geography Major Explores Environmental Challenges Through Tanzania Fellowship
- University Advancement CSUF to Host Titans Give Information Sessions
- University Extension University Extension Programs Advance Student Success in 2023-24
- College of Education Black Undergraduate Students Present Research at Southern California Conference
- Student Affairs ASI, Titan Dreamers Resource Center Hosts Family-Based Petition Clinic for CSUF Community
- Administration and Finance CSUF Police Department Captain Hangs Up the Badge After Dedicated Career of Service
- Academic Affairs Book Sale Center Hosts End-of-Semester Sale
- College of Humanities and Social Sciences CSUF Student Designs Solo Exhibition About Growing Up in Orange County
- Office of the President Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Planning Shares Enrolled Student Population Data for Fall 2024
- College of Engineering and Computer Science Engineering Faculty Member Leads Women in Hardware and Systems Security Workshop
- International Education and Engagement Hungarian Water Polo Athlete Makes Waves at Cal State Fullerton
- Student Affairs Sociology Students Support Underserved Families in Service-Learning Course
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ASI Food Pantry Recognized With $75,000 Gift From Kaiser Permanente
The Associated Students Inc. Food Pantry at Cal State Fullerton received a $75,000 gift from Kaiser Permanente to purchase refrigerated lockers.
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CSUF’s New Scholarships Office to Streamline, Increase Applications
Cal State Fullerton opened its inaugural Scholarships Office this fall to streamline the scholarship process and maximize student awards.
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Political Science Experts Explain ‘What to Expect for the 2024 Election’
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Alumni Engagement and Division of Politics, Administration and Justice hosted a Nov. 1 panel discussion to explain what to expect on Election Day and after.
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CNN Political Commentator Van Jones Gives Students a Glimpse ‘Behind the Ballot’ as Election Day Nears
CNN political commentator Van Jones gave Cal State Fullerton students a glimpse ‘Behind the Ballot’ as they get ready to cast their vote in the 2024 election.
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More Than 1,000 Students Invited to Fall in Love With Cal State Fullerton
More than 1,000 prospective and newly admitted students were invited to learn about university resources during the Fall in Love With Cal State Fullerton event.
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College of Education Celebrates Two Decades of Preparing Teachers and Educational Leaders
CSUF’s College of Education celebrated 20 years of growth, achievements and transformative education at a fall anniversary event.
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CSUF’s Energy and Sustainability Summit Paves the Way for a Greener Future
Cal State Fullerton hosted its third Energy and Sustainability Summit to share how the university is helping Orange County reach its climate goals.
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Titan Dreamers Resource Center Celebrates 10 Years of Advocacy and Support for Undocumented Students
For 10 years, Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Dreamers Resource Center has empowered undocumented students as they work to achieve their college degrees.
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CSUF Makes Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges
Cal State Fullerton has been named among the nation’s environmentally sustainable colleges in the Princeton Review’s Green Colleges: 2025 Edition, and its green college list.
Rankings: Transfer students
