New Anthropology Class Examines Complexities of Food Systems
Cal State Fullerton’s new “Global Ethnographies of Food” class is designed to introduce students to the culture and politics of global food production and consumption.
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Virtual Commencement Celebration Planned for Titan Class of 2020
While the university continues to explore options for students to walk across the commencement stage in the future, a virtual celebration is being planned to honor graduates in June.
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Study Solves Mystery of What Limits Plants to Pull Water From Dry Soil
Cal State Fullerton plant biologist H. Jochen Schenk and his international collaborators found why plants can’t survive and function in the driest of soils, including the physical limits to the amount of suction plants can produce to move water up to their leaves. The researchers describe their findings in a new peer-reviewed study published April 27 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Next Vice President for Student Affairs Selected, Steps into Top Post in Summer
Higher education leader Tonantzin Oseguera has been appointed to serve as Cal State Fullerton’s next vice president for student affairs, effective July 1. Oseguera, who joined the university in 2013, was selected for the top post following a national search.
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Paint It Orange: University Awards Program 2020 Goes Virtual
Faculty, staff and administrators celebrated Titan service and accomplishments together at the campus’ first virtual University Awards program.
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CSUF Student Finds Inspiration in Alumni Community
“I was looking in every department for an opportunity that I did not know what I was looking for, but I know I wanted to find resources.” — Alexis Flores, communications major My experience is a little different from most students, and I am what the university considers a reverse transfer, which means I transferred […]
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Titan Experts Share COVID-19 Health Information With Hispanic Community
The Latino Communications Institute and School of Nursing joined forces to share COVID-19 information and messages of hope with Orange County’s Spanish-speaking community.
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Science Alumnus on the Forefront of Developing COVID-19 Testing
Cal State Fullerton biological science alumnus Luigi Basilio is on the forefront of helping to develop accurate testing to detect coronavirus and stop the spread of the disease.
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DJs Mean Business
In his new book, Amani Roberts, lecturer in management and co-director of the Center for Entertainment and Hospitality Management, relates being a DJ with starting a business.
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Researcher Studies Preventing Security Threats to Computer Hardware
Meet Jaya Dofe, who joined the university in fall 2019 as an assistant professor of computer engineering. Her research interests include hardware security to address vulnerabilities and threats in hardware design and fabrication. She has published in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings, and co-authored three book chapters. Dofe earned a doctorate and master’s degree from the University […]