Titan Students Receive Honors at 34th Annual Student Research Competition
Four CSUF students won second place awards for their projects in the first-ever online version of the California State University Student Research Competition.
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The Advantage Entrepreneurs Have in a Pandemic
Entrepreneurs have a key advantage in uncertain environments like a pandemic.
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Graduates of Scholars Programs for Underrepresented Students Saluted
Graduating seniors in the Abrego Future Scholars and the Nicholas Academic Scholars were recently honored during a virtual celebration, hosted by Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Scholars, which oversees the programs.
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Campus Invited to Engage in ‘One Book, One CSUF’
Campus members are invited to engage in the “One Book, One CSUF” initiative with the common read selection “The Book of the Unknown Americans” by Cristina Henríquez.
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Club President Wins Tuffy Award for Putting Smiles on Faces of Children
For Makayla Herrera’s leadership, civic engagement and advocacy, she is the recipient of the 2020 Tuffy Award for President of the Year, sponsored by Cal State Fullerton’s Division of Student Affairs and the Student Success Initiative.
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Lessons From the Lowly Sweet Potato
U-ACRE is an award-winning program that involves students in research focused on food insecurity, nutritional sufficiency, environmental justice and sustainable agriculture.
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Boundless Opportunity
Cal State Fullerton’s Project Rebound supports the higher education and successful reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals.
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One Pitch at a Time
From Goodwin Field to the big leagues, Titan baseball hits it out of the park.
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Biochemist Seeks New Drug Treatment for COVID-19 Patients
Cal State Fullerton biochemist Stevan Pecic is launching a scientific research project to identify and develop a new therapeutic drug for COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome, a life-threatening lung condition developed by some seriously ill with the new coronavirus.
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Campus to Offer Youth Summer Programs Virtually
This year Cal State Fullerton’s summer offerings for youth will look a little different, as several programs return — but in a virtual format due to the novel coronavirus.