CSUF’s Fall Semester to be Mostly Virtual, with Some On-Campus Courses
CSUF prepares to incorporate virtual classes to start the school year, with some lab and performance classes, and research continuing in-person.
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Titan Communicators Help Small Businesses Announce ‘We’re Open’
Titan students and recent graduates are lending their public relations expertise to local businesses struggling to survive the pandemic.
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Titan Voice – Laura Fauvor: Finding Community, Pride in Project Mapping Historical Gay Friendly Spots
Graduate student find inspiration on project making queer history.
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Removal of the Rev. Junipero Serra Statues Could Start Healing Process
Activists toppling statues of the Rev. Junipero Serra cite his role in enslaving and killing the native people of California. Removing the statues could help oppressed communities heal, say CSUF scholars Alexandro José Gradilla and Janet Bregar.
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Will 2020 be the Year of Corporate Bankruptcies?
Richard Parry, professor of management at Cal State Fullerton, discusses corporate bankruptcies amid the pandemic and his expectations for the rest of 2020.
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CSUF Scientists Unravel Mystery Merger in the Universe
Cal State Fullerton scientists contributed to a new gravitational-wave discovery, announced June 23 by the global LIGO Scientific Collaboration and European Virgo Collaboration, which came from an unusual cosmic system scientists have never observed before.
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How Campus’ Gianneschi Center Became a Hub for COVID-19 Relief
The Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research at CSUF has become a key connector and resource for OC nonprofits seeking help to survive the pandemic.
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Running a Backyard Marathon Isn’t as Insane as it Sounds
Lenny Wiersma, professor of kinesiology, says a pandemic doesn’t change our desire to prove we can do something. Performance goals offer purpose and control in times of upheaval or uncertainty.
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Lessons on Diversity From a Century Ago Still Resonate
A new book by Michael Steiner, professor emeritus of American Studies, looks at philosopher Horace Kallen’s concept of cultural pluralism, which remains highly relevant today.
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In Memoriam — Michael Davis
Michael Davis, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders, died June 17.