Home Away From Home: Move-In Day For Student
With personal belongings filled to the brim on rolling carts, new and returning students move into the university’s residence halls.
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Building Named for ‘A Man of Towering Achievement’
On Friday, Sept. 20, hundreds of faculty, staff and students gathered not only for a dedication ceremony of a building but also to honor one of the giants of Cal State Fullerton: President Milton A. Gordon, the university’s longest serving president.
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Educator Advocates Service-Learning Experiences for First Gen Students
Cal State Fullerton’s Julián Jefferies, associate professor of literacy and reading education, is featured in California State University’s Higher Ed Rewired podcast on “Global Service-Learning and First Gen.”
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A Message to the Titan Community From President Framroze Virjee
Cal State Fullerton President Framroze Virjee made the following statements to the university community shortly after a Thursday press conference announcing that Fullerton Police Department had arrested a suspect in the fatal stabbing of Steven Chan, a former administrator who was working at the university as a consultant. Fullerton Police announced at a 1 p.m. press conference […]
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Hollywood Titan Delivers Insider Knowledge to Cinema/TV Students
Titan alumnus and faculty member David Morgasen discusses his new animated comedy television show concept and how his Titan experience informs his work and his experience impacts his teaching.
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A Neutron Star Devoured by a Massive Black Hole?
In what may be the first-of-its-kind detection of a neutron star-black hole cosmic collision, Cal State Fullerton gravitational-wave scientists and their students are working with LIGO and European Virgo collaborators to validate the unprecedented phenomena.
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Welcome to the Titan Family!
Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee welcomed 51 new faculty members to the campus during a reception Monday evening.
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Coastal Wetlands Research Possible Solution to Combat Climate Change
More than 90 student researchers from Cal State Fullerton and the region’s community colleges showcased their summer research projects at the Summer Research Symposium Aug. 8. Projects includes ongoing research focusing on capturing carbon in coastal wetlands to combat climate change. The symposium was presented by the university’s Project RAISE, which prepares community college students for STEM college studies and careers.
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Students Invited to Network, Discover at Art & Technology Symposium
A Friday, Aug. 23, Arts and Technology Symposium “Women in Art and Technology,” sponsored by the College of the Arts will bring alumni, students and professionals together to discuss the growing entertainment arts and technology fields.
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Police Investigation Ongoing at CSUF
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.