New Chairs, Administrative Appointments Announced
Cal State Fullerton welcomes the fall semester with new administrators and department chairs.
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Make Parking Easier — Consider Alternatives This Fall
It’s the start of the fall semester and the crush is on. For parking.
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Campus Readies for a New Fall Semester
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.
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It’s ‘Peace, Love and Music’ This Year at Concert Under the Stars
In celebration of Woodstock’s 50th anniversary, Cal State Fullerton will create a high-energy musical variety show Saturday, Sept. 21, during the university’s annual Concert Under the Stars.
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CSUF Among Nation’s Best Colleges for Quality, Affordability, Outcomes
Cal State Fullerton came in the top 3 percent of colleges ranked in this week’s 2019 Best Colleges ranking.
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Selfies, Memories and Friendships Help Titans Win Sixth #MyTopCollege Title
Cal State Fullerton won its sixth Forbes #MyTopCollege social media contest
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Retired UC Chancellor Appointed CSUF VP for Student Affairs
Harry Le Grande, vice chancellor emeritus of UC Berkeley and a nationally recognized leader in student affairs, is joining Cal State Fullerton, as vice president for student affairs.
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Why Are We Still Talking About the Wage Gap in 2019?
Titan faculty members Shaun Pichler and Siobhan Brooks discuss the root cause of pay disparity and what can be done about it.
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Computer Scientist Spends Summer in ‘Faculty in Residence’ Program
Cal State Fullerton computer science faculty member Paul Salvador Inventado spent the summer in an immersive learning experience at Google’s Mountain View headquarters. He plans to take what he learned from Google pros into the classroom this fall.
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Mapping Seismic Shaking
Cal State Fullerton earthquake scientist Sinan Akçiz traveled to Ridgecrest with his student, Salena Padilla, to assess the aftermath of the biggest tremors to hit Southern California in nearly two decades. Their job for two weeks: combing the land in search of ruptures on the surface.