Titan Appointed to California Student Aid Commission
Cal State Fullerton student Isaac Alferos has been appointed to a two-year term on the California Student Aid Commission.
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CSUF in the Top 5 Percent of ‘Best Colleges in America’
Money magazine says quality of education, affordability, graduation rates and low debt place Cal State Fullerton among the nation’s most transformative four-year universities.
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Educators Present Anti-Racist Teaching Practices in Fall Webinar Series
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education is offering a free webinar series this fall semester to address underlying racist policies and practices that exist in schools.
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Back to School During a Pandemic
The start of fall semester brings a variety of changes to campus due to the pandemic.
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University Brings In Record-Breaking Level of Grant Funding
Binod Tiwari, associate vice president of research and sponsored projects, discusses how the university secured a record $31.5 million in grants and contracts in 2019-20.
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COVID-19 and Budget Woes Are Changing What ‘Back to School’ Means at Cal State Campuses
As 480,000 California State University students prepare to log on for the start of a new academic year, the coronavirus crisis has produced changes that look different across the system’s 23 campuses.
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Introducing CSUF’s 2020-21 Class of Tenure-Track Faculty
Thirty-six new tenure-track faculty members will join Cal State Fullerton for the 2020-21 academic year. The subject matter experts hail from a variety of disciplines and institutions from around the world.
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Titan Designs New Way to Drive
Irwin Gill missed being able to operate a manual transmission when he lost use of his legs. So, he engineered a new to control a car.
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After a Three-Year Journey, ‘Corn Man’ Returns to Grand Central Art Center
A mannequin covered in thousands of corn kernels, created by Mexico City-based artist Alfadir Luna and CSUF alumnus Alejandro Olivares, is currently on view at Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana.
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Faculty on Sabbatical to Explore Glitter, Hate Crimes and More
Fifty faculty members have been granted sabbaticals or leaves in the 2020-21 academic year to pursue a wide variety of scholarly projects.