Scholars Serve Up Lectures on Food, Philosophy and Politics
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences presents its fall lecture series from Oct. 7 to Dec. 2.
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Entrepreneurship Meets Philanthropy and Politics
A standing-room-only audience of political science and business students had an enlightening experience hearing three industry leaders share their experiences on entrepreneurship, philanthropy and politics.
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In Memoriam — Jane W. Hipolito
An English professor, whose specialties included science fiction and the Bible as literature, will be remembered for her 37 years of service to Cal State Fullerton.
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Titans Empower OC Start Ups
The Small Business Development Center at Cal State Fullerton aims to empower even more Orange County startups with its recent $2 million grant.
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What Is College and How Do I Get There and Succeed?
Alumni from programs administered by the Educational Partnerships Department in Student Affairs share how they’ve changed their lives.
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“Peace, Love and Music”
Thousands of friends and supporters of Cal State Fullerton enjoyed an evening of hits from the sixties while raising more than $1.4 million — a record high — for student scholarships and programs.
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New Electronic Signage Lights Up the Campus
Get answers to all your questions about the new electronic signage on campus.
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Titan Capital Management Gives Finance Students an Edge
The Titan Capital Management in Mihaylo College of Business and Economics gives high-achieving finance students hands-on experience investing real money. Program alumni say the program is giving CSUF students a distinct career advantage.
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Fiesta en la Calle: CSUF Celebrates Hispanic/Latinx Heritage
Fun and fellowship was had by all at the Sept. 18 fiesta to commemorate Cal State Fullerton’s Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, hosted by Virjee and his wife, Julie, inside a rockin’ Titan Student Union Pavilion.
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The Making of an Opera Star
“The track record for professional classical singers who have studied at CSUF speaks for itself,” says baritone alumnus James ‘Marty’ Schaefer, who recently performed on stage in LA Opera’s “La Traviata” with fellow Titans Charles Castronovo, Omar Crook and Christopher Job.