Linguistics Researcher to Study Myanmar’s Endangered Languages
CSUF’s Kenneth Van Bik was awarded a National Science Foundation grant to study six minority languages in the Chin State of Myanmar.
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Cutting the Cost of College Textbooks
Cal State Fullerton works to rein in how much students pay for textbooks and other course materials.
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Pollak Library Goes High-Tech This Fall
This fall semester, Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library and the Division of Information Technology are offering new technology services and resources on the second floor of the library’s north tower to support students and faculty members.
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‘Stories From the OC’ Comes to Campus
Cal State Fullerton students, faculty members and alumni are invited to record their personal stories when “Stories From the OC” visits campus Sept. 4.
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Opera Singer Takes ‘Center Stage’ — at Dodger Stadium
CSUF opera student Danielle Pribyl will be thrilling baseball fans Sept. 6 when she takes to the field to sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” before the Dodgers-Giants game.
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Student Digs Up Bone-Thrilling Research
CSUF anthropology major Rachel Heil recently received a National Science Foundation undergraduate fellowship to conduct bioarchaeology research.
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Student Works, Faculty Expertise Showcased
A round up of student and faculty activities from the College of the Arts.
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Faculty, Students Receive Honors
From fellowships and awards for research and creativity, Cal State Fullerton faculty and students continue to make their mark.
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Planetarium Show Follows the Cosmic Journey of a Single Photon
The public is invited to free September shows of “A Photon’s Journey Across Space, Time and Mind” at Cal State Fullerton’s Dan Black Planetarium. Show dates are Sept. 3, 4 and 6.
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Anthropologist Honored for Planting Urban Agriculture Research Program
Sara Johnson, CSUF professor of anthropology and director of the U-ACRE program, is the recipient of the California State University’s 2019 Faculty Innovation and Leadership Award.