CSUF Police Department Launches TitanSafety Mobile App
Cal State Fullerton’s Police Department launched the TitanSafety mobile app to ensure Titan community members have access to 24/7 safety resources.
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CSUF Wins Recognition for Making Campus More Sustainable
The university’s environmental efforts span the campus and include water conservation, solar power and hands-on student internships.
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Associated Students Inc. Celebrates 50 Years of Empowering Student Leaders
For five decades, Associated Students Inc. at Cal State Fullerton has provided students with hands-on training in leadership and public service.
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Google.org Funds Teacher and Faculty Training in AI Literacy
CSUF has been awarded $500,000 in funding from Google.org to support AI literacy training for educators in TK-12, future teachers and faculty.
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Cal State Fullerton Welcomes Titans to Spring 2026 Semester
The spring semester is packed with exciting events and programs, expanded resources and more — all leading up to Commencement 2026.
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10 Engineering and Computer Science Students Selected for Apple Next-Gen Innovators Program
Ten Cal State Fullerton students were selected for the inaugural cohort of Next-Gen Innovators, a new mentorship program run by Apple.
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Titans Making an Impact in 2025
In 2025, Cal State Fullerton welcomed a fall enrollment of 45,863 students, reflecting a commitment to academic achievement excellence, belonging, community service and student success. Here are 15 standout stories from the year that define what it means to be a Titan — from the first steps of admission to the milestones of graduation and beyond.
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Community Health Ambassador Program Prepares Students to Inform Policy
CSUF public health graduate students conducted a needs assessment for the city of Stanton as part of the Community Health Ambassador Program.
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Discarded Restaurant Oyster Shells Used to Restore Native Oyster Habitats
Marine biologist Danielle Zacherl and her students are using nonnative oyster shells discarded by restaurants to restore native Olympia oyster habitats and eroding Southern California shorelines.
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After Saving a Life at Astroworld, Nursing Student Advances Her Studies
Nursing graduate student Sophia Santana’s lifesaving act is featured in the documentary, “Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy.”