‘Abbott Elementary’ Actor Tyler James Williams Shares the Power of Comedy With Students
Actor, musician, songwriter and producer Tyler James Williams visited Cal State Fullerton as part of the “Beyond the Conversation” series.
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‘Abbott Elementary’ Actor Tyler James Williams Shares the Power of Comedy With Students
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Aspiring Singer Steps Into Spotlight, Lands Roles With LA and San Francisco Operas
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Former Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon Returns to Alma Mater to Promote Civic Engagement
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Students Gain Hands-On Experience Through Tax Assistance Program
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NorthSTAR OC Receives Estrella Award for Excellence in Community Building Through Partnership
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More Than 650 Students Perform in San Bernardino County Honor Concerts
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Renaming Affirms Significance of CSUF’s LGBTQ Resource Center
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Valentina, Justin Torres and More on the Latinidad Stage at the L.A. Times Festival of Books
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Former Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon Returns to Alma Mater to Promote Civic Engagement
At Cal State Fullerton’s annual Town Hall Meeting, alumnus and former Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon spoke about the importance of civic engagement.
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Pathway Conference Puts High School and Community College Students on Track to Success
Cal State Fullerton hosted its 2024 Pathway Conference, inviting high school seniors and community college students to learn about campus programs.
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CSUF Scientists Contribute to Mysterious Gravitational-Wave Signal From Neutron Star-Black Hole Cosmic Collision
Cal State Fullerton physicists are on the forefront of a new discovery of gravitational waves from two compact cosmic objects not seen by scientists before.
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Future Teachers Benefit From Samueli Foundation Gift
A $100,000 Samueli Foundation gift to Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education supports expanding programs for future teachers.
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Center Named in Recognition of Donors’ Gift to Support LGBTQ Students
CSUF’s LGBTQ center has been named after alum Michael T. Losquadro and husband, Dr. Brian C. Keller, in recognition of their $1.5 million planned gift.
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Biology Graduate Student Examines Effects of Human Activities on Seaweed
Class of 2024 grad and California Sea Grant Fellow Megan Nguyen is studying the impact of human activities and environmental stressors on seaweed.
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Black Deaf Lives Matter: Advocating for Equity, Access in Higher Education
Educator and author Lissa Ramirez-Stapleton has advocated with and for Deaf students of color to ensure equity and access to education.
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University Hosts Royce International Symposium to Engage Community in Discussions About US Foreign Policy
Cal State Fullerton hosted the Royce International Symposium on March 8 to advance research and engage the community in discussions about U.S. foreign policy.
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CSUF Research Reveals Evidence for Epic Southern California Floods During Little Ice Age
A new study by CSUF researchers shows evidence of two epic floods that occurred within the past 500 years in Southern California.
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