CSUF is Fourth in Top Public Schools: U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report ranks Cal State Fullerton fourth in Top Public Schools in the Western region, third in Best Undergraduate Teaching and fifth in Most Innovative Schools.
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Cinema and TV Experts Examine TV’s Role in Racism
Cinema and television experts Anthony Sparks and Hunter Hargraves discuss how TV has shaped Americans’ ideas about African Americans and the police over the years.
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Educators Call for Change, Citing Disparities Amid Pandemic
Gaps in education access brought about by Covid-19.
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Cal State Fullerton’s First Virtual Convocation: The State of the University
President Fram Virjee kicked off the 2020-21 academic year at the university’s first virtual Convocation with an update on the state of the campus and his commitment to work to end systemic racism.
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President Virjee: Continuing Virtual Learning in Spring 2021
President Virjee comments on the CSU’s decision to continue virtual learning in spring 2021.
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Alumnus Kevin Costner’s New App Is Perfect for Pandemic Road Trips
Road trippers on the West Coast now have an easy way to learn more about the places they drive through, thanks to Cal State Fullerton alumnus Kevin Costner ’78.
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Titan Voice: President Virjee – A Welcome Back
President Virjee bring a welcome different than the previous three years.
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Long-Term Study Identifies Desert Plant’s Response to Climate Change
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.
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The Future of Work Is Here
Management professors Jay Barbuto, Gerard Beenen and Shaun Pichler discuss how they expect the workplace to change post-pandemic.
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In Pandemic and Beyond: Educators Call for Changes in Online Education
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.