Brittlebush is a desert shrub that is adapting and showing a remarkable ability to respond to climate changes in water availability and temperatures, even in places like Death Valley, one of the hottest and driest places on the planet, according to a new published study by CSUF and University of Utah researchers.
Management professors Jay Barbuto, Gerard Beenen and Shaun Pichler discuss how they expect the workplace to change post-pandemic.
Cal State Fullerton’s Alison Dover and her education colleagues from across the state have written a policy brief titled, “The Shift to Online Education During and Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic: Concerns and Recommendations for California.” The educators will discuss the brief in a Friday, Sept. 11, free webinar, open to the public.
Music student Kurt To, of San Juan Capistrano, began playing mariachi in high school and has played orchestral music since he was 5.
See a listing of the recent publications, presentations and awards from Cal State Fullerton faculty.
Physics professor emeritus Jim Woodward says the “MEGA drive” could enable spaceflight to the stars without a propellant.
Not only is the university is holding its first-ever virtual convocation, but there will be two separate events for faculty/staff and students.
Jack W. Coleman, vice president for academic affairs and professor emeritus of accounting, who dedicated 23 years of service to Cal State Fullerton, died Aug. 24 at the age of 97.
President Fram Virjee is leading other university presidents in discussing and taking action to eradicate systemic racism and promote social justice on college campuses and around the nation.
Cal State Fullerton computer engineer Yu Bai is directing a new research project to develop more efficient and intelligent hardware for unmanned robots for the U.S. Army, funded by a three-year award, expected to total $418,657, from the Army Research Office.