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 […]
While college enrollment dipped across the nation amid the pandemic, CSUF achieved the highest enrollment in its history.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Under the leadership of Natalie Graham, associate professor of African American studies, the Institute of Black Intellectual Innovation will institutionalize the support and inclusion of Black people and Black culture, through anti-racist research, creative arts and community-based programming and events.
See the latest publications, awards and presentations from Cal State Fullerton faculty members.
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Young voters look to have their voices heard as they cast their ballots for the first time.