In Memoriam — Brenda Hensley Spencer
Brenda Hensley Spencer, professor emeritus of elementary and bilingual education, died on Jan. 4
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In Memoriam — Joseph Nevadomsky
The CSUF professor of anthropology is remembered as a distinguished scholar of the Kingdom of Benin.
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Management Scholar Proposes Better Way to Develop Effective Leaders
New research from Ryan Gottfredson, assistant professor of management at Cal State Fullerton, found that improving leaders’ mindsets is key to enhancing their effectiveness. His work broadens the study and training of leaders.
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Returning for Spring Semester
Cal State Fullerton kicks off its spring semester Saturday, Jan. 18, with plenty of activities and updates on campus.
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CSUF – a State and National Leader in Graduating Underrepresented Students
CSUF ranked first in California and second in the nation for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.
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Titan Voice – Meghan Waymire: Reflecting on a Historic Time in Washington
Panetta Scholar, Meghan Waymire, was one of 26 students selected to serve two weeks of training at The Panetta Institute for Public Policy and an internship with U.S. Rep. Susan Davis.
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U.S. News Ranks CSUF’s Online Graduate Programs Among ‘Best’ in Nation
Online graduate-level programs in business, education and engineering offered at Cal State Fullerton rank among the best in the nation — and in California, according to U.S. News & World Report’s annual online programs rankings announced Jan. 14.
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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.