At approximately 8:27 a.m., a call came into 911 dispatch about a possible assault in the Cal State Fullerton College Park parking lot. Officers from University Police and Fullerton Police were on the scene in minutes. The officers administered unsuccessful life-saving efforts to a male in a silver Infinity automobile.
Dear Titan Family: It is with such a heavy heart and a deep and profound sense of sadness that I inform you that our colleague and friend, Steven Chan, a beloved and long-serving member of the Titan Family, passed away this morning after a tragic and senseless attack in the parking lot behind College Park. […]
Counseling services are available for Cal State Fullerton students who is feeling impacted by this tragic situation that happened on campus today (Aug. 19) through Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS).
Stephen Mexal, chair and professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics at Cal State Fullerton, recently wrote an item about the famous American author and his fascination with affordable watches.
Cal State Fullerton engineering students partnered with Mexico students in an exchange program, where they conducted research, attended a summer course and learned from each other to develop technical, linguistic and intercultural skills critical for today’s global workforce. The program, supported by a 100,000 Strong in the Americas Innovation Fund grant, included nine Mexican students from Centro de Enseñanza Técnica Y Superior Universidad.
Cal State Fullerton’s MARC Scholars Program has helped students develop a passion for research and then supports them toward graduate studies to help achieve a research career.
Does caffeine actually enhance performance? “That’s the big debate,” said Jared Coburn, professor of kinesiology at Cal State Fullerton. Research to prove whether it actually does improve muscle performance has been mixed.
Cal State Fullerton welcomes the fall semester with new administrators and department chairs.
It’s the start of the fall semester and the crush is on. For parking.
When Cal State Fullerton’s fall semester begins, the anticipated 40,000 students will notice a few changes on campus. There’s a new sign, a new walkway and a renovated Quad getting the final touches.