Animation Students Screen Films at Famed Hollywood Theatre
Two Cal State Fullerton student animation films, “Rosie’s Monster” and “Occupied,” recently were screened at the Animation Is Film Festival in Hollywood.
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Liberal Studies Students to Benefit From Late Faculty Member’s Gift
The late Ronald Clapper, lecturer emeritus in liberal studies, made a $300,000 gift to Cal State Fullerton that will support student and faculty success.
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CSUF Committed to Reducing Financial Barriers
Cal State Fullerton offers resources and financial aid that reduce financial barriers to help students earn their degree.
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Alum Empowers Black Students, Men of Color to Succeed in Higher Education
Alumnus Antonio Banks credits his Cal State Fullerton education and research experiences at the Center for Research on Educational Access and Leadership for transforming his life and changing his career trajectory.
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Student Entrepreneurs Take First Place for Food Bank and Pantry App
A team of students who created an app to assist food banks and pantries took first place and a $3,000 award in CSUF’s Titan Fast Pitch competition.
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Student’s Research Delves Into Child Care Challenges of Front-Line Workers
Psychology student Monique Estrada was chosen as a 2023-24 scholar in the California Pre-Doctoral Program and received a $5,000 Sally Casanova Scholarship.
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CSUF Hosts Forum to Discuss Affordable Housing and Its Impacts on Orange County
Cal State Fullerton hosted a Nov. 17 Affordable Housing Summit to discuss possible solutions for Orange County’s lack of affordable housing.
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Former United Nations Librarian Appointed Dean of Pollak Library
With more than 16 years of administrative and leadership experience, Eric Hanson has been appointed dean of Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library.
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Engineering Alumna Soars: From Failing High School Math to Building Blue Origin Rockets
Cal State Fullerton engineering alumna Sharon Pak went from failing high school math to becoming a rocket engineer at Blue Origin, a commercial space company.
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University Singers and Concert Choir Honor 25th Anniversary of Matthew Shepard’s Death
CSUF’s University Singers and Concert Choir performed a musical piece to honor the 25th anniversary of Matthew Shepard’s death.