Policing Expert’s Studies Show Bill to Change Age, Education for California Cops has Merit
National studies by a CSUF police expert show college-educated cops are better at documenting investigation, tech-savvy and less resistant to change.
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Cybersecurity Students Secure Spot in National Competition
After spending nine hours attempting to hack into a fictional water and power plant, a team of Cal State Fullerton cybersecurity students successfully cyberattacked the system to qualify for a spot in January’s National Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition.
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Titans Recognized as Top-Cited Scientists
13 Cal State Fullerton faculty members are among the top 2% well-cited scientists, according to a Stanford study.
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Faculty Recognized for Service to Campus and Community
Cal State Fullerton recently honored 78 full-time faculty members for their outstanding record of service to students, the university and the community. The annual Faculty Recognition Awards event, established in 1995, was held virtually for the first time this semester. The recognition program, sponsored by the Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic […]
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Donors Lauded for $3 Million Gift to Engineering, Computer Science
Cal State Fullerton donors and longtime supporters, the late Nicholas Begovich, and his wife, Lee, received the 2020 “ECS Philanthropist of the Year” award from the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
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Lessons on Anti-Racist Teaching
Cal State Fullerton College of Education faculty share stories of dismantling racism and injustice in the classroom.
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Becoming ‘Christmas Karen’
Cal State Fullerton communications alumna Karen Schaler ’87 spreads hope through feel-good books and movies.
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Shifting Gears to Drive
A spinal chord injury inspired Cal State Fullerton mechanical engineering graduate Irwin Gill ’20 to invent a new way to drive a car.
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A Virus Hits Home
After personally battling COVID-19, Cal State Fullerton student Roxanne Aguirre is more determined than ever to become a nurse.
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Bringing Soldiers Home
From Germany to Papua New Guinea, Cal State Fullerton history alumna Nicole Rhoton ’06, ’09 is working to recovering America’s missing military personnel.