Cal State Fullerton Ranks Third in Social Mobility for Students
Cal State Fullerton was ranked third among the top 10 universities for social mobility in a report released Dec. 1 by Education Reform Now, a nonprofit advocacy group.
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CSUF Faculty Share Expertise and Receive Recognition
See research recently published and presented by CSUF faculty, and honors they’ve received.
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K-12 Educators Advocate for Diversity and Inclusion Work Beyond Allyship
Educators across the country recently learned ways to start and navigate conversations when upholding racial justice and inclusion in K-12 classrooms. The discussion took place at a Nov. 18 panel, “Beyond Allyship: Being an Anti-Racist Co-Conspirator,” that was part of a Cal State Fullerton webinar series focused on anti-racist teaching. The event was also featured […]
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Mental Health of Latinx Students Improves With Social Support
New research from Tara Suwinyattichaiporn, assistant professor of human communication studies, explores mental health among first-generation Latinx students.
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CSUF Ranked in Top 1% of Nation’s Universities in Social Mobility Index
Cal State Fullerton is in the top 1% of four-year universities in the nation helping low-income students reach financial success and transition to high-salary jobs, according to the 2020 Social Mobility Index developed by CollegeNet.
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President Virjee Honored With OC Influencers for Good Award
President Fram Virjee has been honored with an OC Influencers for Good Award, recognizing him as a leader and pillar of the Orange County community.
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What Will Holiday Shopping Look Like in 2020 and Beyond?
Stu Atkins, lecturer in marketing and founder of Atkins Marketing Solutions, discusses holiday shopping in a pandemic.
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Honoring Native Americans: ‘We Are More Than Leathers and Feathers’
In honor of Native American/Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month, Titan Table Talk discussed current challenges facing Native Americans.
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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 […]