Transfer Adult Re-entry Parenting and Pregnant Student Center Unveils New Space for Students
Cal State Fullerton’s Transfer Adult Re-entry Parenting and Pregnant Student Center unveiled a new space to support students.
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New Study Targets Marketing of Vaping Products, Influence on Young Adults
A $1.2 million grant project is examining the influence of emerging alternative products on transitions in nicotine and cannabis product and vaping use among young adults.
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Cal State Fullerton Welcomes Students Back for 2024-25 Academic Year
Cal State Fullerton welcomes back students, faculty and staff for the 2024-25 academic year.
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Move-In Day Marks Start of New Chapter for Students
About 2,100 new and returning students moved into Cal State Fullerton’s residence halls during Move-In Day.
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Meet Cal State Fullerton’s New Tenure-Track Faculty
With degrees from top institutions and a wealth of research expertise, 35 new tenure-track faculty members are joining Cal State Fullerton for the 2024-25 academic year.
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A Debate Team Ace Becomes an Award-Winning Trial Lawyer
Speech communication alum John Dolan was honored with the 2024 Laurence H. Tribe Distinguished Alumni Award, which recognizes a National Debate Tournament alum who has used their debate training to make significant contributions to their profession, to society or to humanity.
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New ASI President to Students: ‘There Are Many Opportunities Awaiting’
Incoming ASI President Joe Morales discovered his passion for politics at Cal State Fullerton.
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Two CSUF Programs Promoting Graduate Education Earn National Honors
Two Cal State Fullerton programs for graduate students are among the nation’s finalists for the 2024 Examples of Excelencia by Excelencia in Education.
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Cal State Fullerton to Compete in Secretary of State’s Ballot Bowl
To mobilize voter participation and civic engagement ahead of the Nov. 5 general election, Cal State Fullerton will compete in the California Secretary of State’s Ballot Bowl.
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Future Attorney Delves Into Prison Abolition Research
Eighteen students are participating in the new Bolstering Black Undergraduate Student Creative Activities and Research program.