‘Al Día’ Creates Top-Notch Content and Experiences for Titans
The student-produced Spanish language broadcast, “Al Día,” is providing life-changing opportunities for Titans. And their work is being noticed on a national level.
All News
-
-
Scholar’s Work Is Framed by Korean War
A new book by Susie Woo, associate professor of American studies, examines the postwar lives of Korean children and women.
-
Among Those Who Serve: CSU Police K-9s
Four-footed police officers have joined California State University police forces across the state. Among their ranks is Cal State Fullerton’s Glock.
-
‘Cli-Fi’ Literary Genre Puts a Human Face on Climate Change
Nicole Seymour, associate professor of English, is working with faculty members across the state to develop tools for teaching climate justice and other issues. The materials will be housed on the newly launched UC-CSU NXTerra website.
-
Poisoned by Plastic: CSU Faculty Seek Solutions to Microplastics in the Ocean
Scientists throughout the California State University, including Misty Paig-Tran from Cal State Fullerton, are working on how plastics are affecting the health of the state’s beaches and oceans.
-
Women’s Soccer Falls at USC in NCAA Tournament
Cal State Fullerton women’s soccer fell in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday at USC by a score of 5-1. Penelope Hocking of USC scored four goals to lead the Women of Troy to victory.
-
CSUF’s Giving Tuesday to Support Students Facing Emergency Situations
Cal State Fullerton invites the community to support its Student Assistance Fund for Emergencies on Dec. 3, a global day of giving. Project SAFE provides support for students experiencing food, housing and transportation insecurities.
-
Alumni Return for a Winning Homecoming
About a thousand students, alumni, faculty and staff attended the Saturday, Nov. 16, Homecoming festivities and basketball game to cheer on the Titans as they took on the Stanislaus State Warriors.
-
Stakeholder Feedback Sought for Selection of Next CSU Chancellor
The California State University has posted details on the selection of the system’s eighth chancellor.
-
Professor Focuses on Making Research Education Relevant, Productive
James Ruby, professor of human services, teaches wide-ranging courses from character and conflict, theory and practice of group counseling, and research and data management in human services. He has worked with community-based youth and community mental health programs. Ruby is author of “Barriers to Practitioner Research: Making Research Education Relevant and Productive.”