Orange County business leaders are more optimistic than they were in the second quarter of 2020, according to a recent survey by the Woods Center for Economic Analysis and Forecasting. However, the recovery is fragile and risks remain, warns center director Anil Puri.
CSUF historian Margie Brown-Coronel discusses the removal of monuments and statues with controversial histories, from Confederate generals to Spanish conquistadors.
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education faculty members are presenting free webinars for K-12 teachers, offered through SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Center for Creativity and Critical Thinking, focusing on online teaching strategies and support.
Siobhan Brooks, associate professor and chair of African American Studies, discusses how many tenure-track black faculty members in higher education experience inordinate difficulties when looking for housing, a situation that COVID-19 has amplified.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling protecting gay, lesbian and transgender employees from discrimination based on sex is a win for employers and employees says Shaun Pichler, chair and professor of management.
Titans are sharing the books they love as part of Titans READ@Pollak Library. This spring, the program transitioned into an online blog series since the library building is closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Public health expert on the leadership needed to battle the covid-19 pandemic.
International graduate students contemplate impact of recent ICE guidelines to her educational dreams at CSUF.
Ash Couglin, a senior art major, won first place and a $5,000 prize for her Art Nouveau-inspired poster of LA Opera’s “The Marriage of Figaro.”
President Fram Virjee issued a rebuke to the recent decision by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement — that international students cannot maintain their visa status while exclusively taking online courses — and vowed to find a path forward.