Campus to Host ‘Destino 2020’ Town Hall on 2020 Election and Census
All are welcome to attend the Oct. 25 town hall to discuss what’s at stake for the Latinx community in the 2020 election and census.
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Campus to Commemorate Disability Awareness Day Oct. 23
Cal State Fullerton’s Disability Support Services celebrates the 4th Annual Disability Awareness Day Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of the Humanities-Social Sciences Building.
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Student Entrepreneurs to Compete for Cash at Titan Fast Pitch Competition
Middle school through university students will give their 60-second pitches to judges this Saturday, Oct. 26, in the hopes of winning scholarships and gaining exposure for their innovations.
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How Social Media Is Influencing the Impeachment Process
CSUF faculty members Scott Spitzer and Jason Shepard discuss a key difference between today’s impeachment landscape and that of the past: social media.
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Students to Celebrate SWANA: ‘Southwest Asian North African Week’
To celebrate the Southwest Asian North African community (SWANA), Cal State Fullerton’s Asian Pacific American Resource Center, in partnership with the Students for Justice in Palestine, the Lebanese Social Club and the Iranian Student Association, is hosting a week of activities beginning Oct. 21.
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The Perks of Studying Horror
From Frankenstein to the Joker, Cal State Fullerton professors the discuss monsters in literature and film — and what studying them reveals about broader issues and fears in American life.
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Titans to Host, Take Honors at Public Relations Conference
CSUF public relations students and faculty are playing a significant role in this year’s Public Relations Society of America International Conference in San Diego.
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Learn About Nighttime Wildlife at Tucker’s ‘Creatures of the Night’
Spend the day at Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary Saturday, Oct. 26, for a daytime look at nighttime animals. “Creatures of the Night,” held from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., features guided nature hikes about the animals that live at Tucker and family-friendly activities such as pumpkin-carving, crafts and more.
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Historian Explores Human Migration at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Margie Brown-Coronel, assistant professor of history, will offer historical context to current circumstances at play on the U.S.-Mexico border during an Oct. 21 talk at the Fullerton Public Library.
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Scholars Program Builds Community of Diverse First-Year Students
Cal State Fullerton’s new Tuffy’s Graduation Scholars program is a cross-divisional initiative to guide first-year students every step of the way during their Titan college journey. Launched this fall semester, the program is a collaborative effort between the divisions of Student Affairs, Academic Affairs and Information Technology.