Theater Pushes Pause, but Alumna Keeps on Dancing
San Diego native Emma Nossal continues building her impressive theatrical resume even during coronavirus quarantine.
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Graduating President’s Scholars Lauded for Accomplishments and Leadership
This year’s Cal State Fullerton graduating President’s Scholars were recognized for their college accomplishments, leadership and service in a virtual ceremony for the seniors, hosted by the Center for Scholars.
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Dance Major’s Dreams Take Flight With ROTC Commissioning
Sara Berlinger is one of 20 Cal State Fullerton ROTC cadets being commissioned this spring as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
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Men are Less Likely to Wear Masks Because They’re ‘Not Cool,’ Study Says
An online study gave nearly 2,500 people messages intended to promote wearing a face mask and then asked about their intentions. Men’s responses are rooted in decades of disparities between men and women in health behaviors, says masculinity expert and CSUF counseling professor Matt Englar-Carlson.
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What Will Hotel Visits be Like? Here’s a Room-by-Room Look
Post-pandemic restaurants and room service won’t be the same, says management expert.
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Biology Professor Inspires Students to Chase Their Research Dreams
Amybeth Cohen, professor of biological science, is the 2020 recipient of Cal State Fullerton’s Carol Barnes Excellence in Teaching Award.
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Communications Professor Honored for Service to Campus and Community
For her tireless servant leadership, passion for CSUF and enthusiastic support for students, women and underrepresented populations, Irene Matz has been awarded the Faculty Leadership in Collegial Governance Award.
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Environmental Engineer Wins Top Honors for Excellence in Research
For his prolific and exceptional research, Sudarshan Kurwadkar, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, has been selected as the recipient of Cal State Fullerton’s 2020 L. Donald Shields Excellence in Scholarship and Creativity Award. The award is presented to a faculty member in recognition of outstanding scholarship.
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As MLB Draft Nears, Big West Scholar Athlete Finds Himself at Crossroads
As the MLB draft nears, Cal State Fullerton’s Big West scholar athlete Tanner Bibee finds himself at crossroads. Tanner, a pitcher, was having a career year when the coronavirus pandemic abruptly ended the 2020 college baseball season.
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National Black Journalists Chapter Established on Campus
To create more opportunity for students of color, journalism student Cameron Winston has worked to bring a student chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists to campus.