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.
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Titan ‘Gilmore Girls’ Are Passionate About Intergenerational Studies
Laura Kraft, who received her bachelor’s degree alongside her daughter in 2017, returned to Cal State Fullerton to earn her master’s degree in gerontology.
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Student Researcher Studies Giant Whale Shark to Create Biology-Inspired Filter
To give insight into the morphology — the function and development — of the whale shark and how this fish feeds, Cal State Fullerton marine biology student Jacob Javier documented the biological structures in baby and adult whale sharks to understand their filtration with hopes of making a biologically inspired filter.
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Cal State Fullerton Applauds Supreme Court Ruling on DACA
Cal State Fullerton is pleased that the Supreme Court has rejected the Trump administration’s plan to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Titan Voice – Matt Olson: Injustice, Protests ‘Cry Out’ for Rereading a Book’s Demand to Address Racism
CSUF’s deputy chief of staff reflects on recent events and the rereading of a powerful book.
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Educators Discuss Supreme Court’s LGBTQ Ruling in Pride Month
Eric Gonzaba, an assistant professor of American Studies specializing in race and sexuality, calls the ruling the most important decision in the court’s history on gay rights.
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Alumnus Earned Bachelor’s in Two Years
Alexie Aguayo earned his bachelor’s degree in communications at Cal State Fullerton a mere two years after graduating from high school.