Thanksgiving Reflection From President Virjee
President Fram Virjee shares his Thanksgiving thoughts with the campus community.
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Technology Researchers Develop Robotic Arm for Blind Veterans
For those who are visually impaired, doing the simplest tasks and activities isn’t always easy to complete. If a blind person can give a robot a voice command to do a simple task, such as “Please open the fridge, pick up the water bottle and bring it to me,” it can change his or her […]
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Student Imagines a ‘Society of Last Dreamers’ in Creating Zine
English major and fantasy writer Mervae McCormack put her imagination to the test by creating her first zine, “Society of Last Dreamers,” about how Earth is destroyed by climate change and human impact. McCormack, who aspires to become a published writer and is writing a fantasy trilogy, created the zine for the “Zines to the […]
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In Memoriam — Nancy Fitch
A virtual celebration of life for Nancy Fitch, professor emeritus of history, will be held Saturday, Dec. 19, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Fitch, who served the university for 32 years, died Nov. 15. She is remembered for her exceptional support of students, commitment to collegiality, and tireless advocacy on behalf of women and gender studies […]
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Paleontologists Uncover Three Species of Extinct Walruses in Orange County
Cal State Fullerton paleontologists have identified three new walrus species — estimated to be 5 to 10 million years old — discovered in Orange County. One of the new species has “semi-tusks,” or longer teeth. The other two new species don’t have tusks, and all three predate the evolution of the long iconic ivory tusks […]
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Cal State Fullerton Breaks All-Time Enrollment Records While National Averages Drop
While college enrollment dipped across the nation amid the pandemic, CSUF achieved the highest enrollment in its history.
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Nine Students Honored With Prestigious CSU Pre-Doctoral Scholarship
Nine Cal State Fullerton students have been chosen for the California State University’s Pre-Doctoral Program that aims to increase access for underrepresented students to earn advanced degrees.
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Becoming a Drag Performer: Art Major Expresses Gender Identity
Art major Shahayla Perez pursued studying painting and drawing at Cal State Fullerton and found a nurturing and supportive environment at the university’s LGBT Queer Resource Center.
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Study Abroad Continues Virtually Amid Pandemic
Despite international travel bans due to the pandemic, global experiences remain available for CSUF students — albeit virtually — thanks to innovations by The Global Titans Center team.
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Fatal Mistake? Researchers Study Black Widow Spider Venom and 1900 Death
Cal State Fullerton spider researchers are investigating the historic case of a man’s death on July 26, 1900, from a black widow spider bite, and the biological effects of black widow venom and the treatments he received.