Mariachi Divas Up for Third Grammy
Cindy Shea, founder of Mariachi Divas and a Cal State Fullerton alumna, has received a Grammy nomination for her album “20 Aniversario.” The 62nd Grammy Awards take place Jan. 26 at the Staples Center.
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CSUF Scientists Contribute to Detection of Second Neutron Star Collision
Cal State Fullerton gravitational-wave scientists contributed to the detection of a second neutron star collision. Through an analysis of the gravitational-wave data, the researchers learned that the collision produced an object with an unusually high mass.
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Titan Voices: Renowned Alumni Reflect on the Making of Opera Stars
A legacy of talented singers, who later developed into opera stars, received their start in the practice rooms at CSUF.
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Panetta Scholar Reflects on Historic Time in Washington
Meghan Waymire, a CSUF political science major, was one of 26 students selected for the Panetta Institute Congressional Internship Program.
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In Memoriam — Harvey P. Grody
The professor emeritus of political science, who served CSUF for 28 years, is remembered as the pre-law adviser for students and a champion for faculty rights.
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‘Suicide by Cop’ Study Leads to New Training for Police
A study by CSUF researchers has resulted in the development of a national training guide for police officers to safely respond to suicide by cop incidents.
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CSUF: ‘The Harvard of Journalism Schools on the West Coast’
New York Times writer Marc Stein ’91 discusses how the communications program at Cal State Fullerton prepared him for a career as a journalist.
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Why Does Starbucks Struggle for Popularity in Vietnam?
Anthropologist Sarah Grant explains why Starbucks has less than 3% of Vietnam’s billion dollar coffee and tea business.
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Environmental Engineer Examining the Effects of Water and Soil Contaminants
Meet Sudarshan Kurwadkar, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, and recipient of numerous awards for outstanding teaching, research and mentorship to students. He directs a nearly $1.5 million National Science Foundation grant project to prepare Latinos and other underrepresented students for the STEM workforce. His research focuses on contaminants found in water and soil […]
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Public Health Class Honors Judge Whose Courtroom Became a Classroom for Students
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Public Health’s “Drugs and Society” class recognized the contributions of Orange County Superior Court Judge Matthew Anderson to their educational and professional development.