Conference Focuses on Teaching in Culturally Diverse Classrooms
Cal State Fullerton is presenting a Tuesday, Nov. 19, conference on “Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Teaching,” featuring workshops presented by 12 education graduate students.
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‘Raising Visibility: Indigenous Representation, Rights and Recognition’
Cal State Fullerton celebrated the history of all indigenous peoples, including the Kizh, Acjachemen and Gabrielino-Tongva of our region, during an evening of storytelling, ceremonial singing and dancing, and playing the Native American “stave game.”
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Training Titan Entrepreneurs for Twists and Turns
Every entrepreneur needs to master the art of pitching. The Center for Entrepreneurship’s Titan Fast Pitch competition gives students the opportunity to learn and practice that skill, and teaches them how to handle the inherent unpredictability of the profession.
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New Fast-Charging Electric Vehicle Stations at Mihaylo Hall
Two new DC Fast Charging electric vehicle stations are now available behind Steven G. Mihaylo Hall.
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Cal State Fullerton Teams Up With Girl Scouts of Orange County for STEM Expo
Cal State Fullerton and the Girl Scouts of Orange County are partnering for the fourth year to present the annual STEM Expo on Sunday, Nov. 17, at CSUF’s Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion.
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Women’s Soccer Wins Big West Tournament, Advances to NCAA Tourney
Cal State Fullerton women’s soccer wins Big West Tournament and advances to NCAA playoffs against USC
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Senate Hears 2019 Fiscal State of the University
“Before we adopt ‘champagne minds,’ we need to accept the reality that we are still on a ‘soda water income,” said CSUF President Fram Virjee during the annual Fiscal State of the University presentation, noting that while state funding increased, much of the funding went to mandatory costs.
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In Memoriam – Kim Apel
Former physical and capital planner manager for the university died Oct. 23..
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‘Frozen’ Animator Returns for Sequel
CSUF arts alumnus Wayne Unten reprises his role as animation supervisor of Elsa in Disney’s “Frozen 2,” hitting theaters Nov. 22.
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Katherine Powers: Professor Believes in the Transformative Nature of Music
Katherine Powers, professor and director of the School of Music, joined Cal State Fullerton in fall 1998. She has taught music history and literature, and directed the university’s Collegium Musicum, a student music ensemble specializing in the study and performance of instrumental and vocal music composed in the Middle Age, Renaissance and Baroque periods. As […]