Titan Student’s Innovation Is Saving Lives in Hurricane Dorian
Computer science major Bryan Ruef’s creative software solution is helping first responders rescue people and save lives in Hurricane Dorian.
Computer science major Bryan Ruef’s creative software solution is helping first responders rescue people and save lives in Hurricane Dorian.
The 2019 Convocation ceremonies got off to a rousing start as Cal State Fullerton.
Cal State Fullerton won a 2019 Council for Advancement and Support of Education’s Circle of Excellence silver award in the general short video category for the “Cal State Fullerton Presidential Rap – Titans Reach Higher.”
Two new faculty members with wide-ranging interests in theatre and art have been welcomed at the College of the Arts this fall.
If there were a Fram Virjee baseball card, the stats on the back would look a little different. In the 20 months he’s been president of Cal State Fullerton, he has seen roughly 24,000 students become alumni. He has been in one rap video, attended dozens of Titan Athletics games and College of the Arts performances, given hundreds of speeches. He’s shaken the hands of thousands.
Student research projects are being created through the Cal State Fullerton’s College of Engineering and Computer Science Corporate Partners program. The effort brings students, faculty and industry together to develop new technologies, as well as prepare students for technical and engineering careers.
CSUF’s Kenneth Van Bik was awarded a National Science Foundation grant to study six minority languages in the Chin State of Myanmar.
Cal State Fullerton works to rein in how much students pay for textbooks and other course materials.
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.
Cal State Fullerton students, faculty members and alumni are invited to record their personal stories when “Stories From the OC” visits campus Sept. 4.