Long a leader in helping first-generation, underrepresented undergraduates thrive and succeed, Cal State Fullerton begins a new program this fall to offer that same type of support and guidance to graduate students: Project upGRADS, or Utilizing and Promoting Graduate Resources and Access for Disadvantaged Students.
For the first time in Pumpkin Launch history, a four-way tie forced a sudden death round, with a team of Cal State Fullerton electrical, mechanical and civil engineering students squashing the competition for the first-place win. The Nov. 2 competition was hosted by the College of Engineering and Computer Science and Discovery Cube.
To celebrate the diverse cultures, traditions, histories and contributions of indigenous people, Cal State Fullerton is presenting a Native American Heritage Month Celebration and Recognition Wednesday, Nov. 6, in Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion.
Cal State Fullerton women’s cross country on Saturday won the first Big West Championship in program history while women’s soccer came back down 1-0 Sunday at Titan Stadium to defeat CSUN by a score of 2-1 to win the Big West Championship.
Mojgan Sami, assistant professor of public health, previously served three years as a principal investigator on a California Endowment-supported project, “Community Based Participatory Action Research Project on Transportation Equity.” She has served as an assistant project scientist and investigator at UC Irvine — where she earned her doctorate — as well as a researcher at […]
The Dressember Foundation, founded by CSUF alumna Blythe Hill, challenges people to wear a dress or a tie every day in December as a way to raise awareness and funds for anti-trafficking programs.
Under the mentorship of Paul Stapp, Cal State Fullerton professor of biological science, biology graduate student Chris Burke is studying how native wildlife is exposed to rodenticides.
While the U.S. economy will slow down appreciably, Titan economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka believe it will manage to escape one. The duo presented their assessment of the U.S. and local economy at the 25th annual Economic Forecast Conference Oct. 30.
A couple of years ago as an undergraduate student, Rachel Ruggieri had little thought about conducting a research study, particularly one on the exercise she practiced: aerial exercise. Today, Ruggieri is a graduate student and has a published study.
Education and overcoming fears were keys in working through the struggles of self-identity.