Campus Earns Silver STARS for Sustainability
Cal State Fullerton has committed to operating as a sustainable campus in operations, outlook and curriculum and recently was named a STARS Silver Institution based on its reported accomplishments.
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Mihaylo Nonprofit Expert to Train New and Future CEOs
The Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research at Cal State Fullerton will host the G3X CEO Accelerator Program, a 32-hour intensive training retreat on nonprofit leadership, August 9-12.
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In Memoriam — Tony Bell
Tony Bell, professor emeritus of sociology who served the campus community for 33 years, died May 19. He was 83.
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Public Relations Scholar Named College of Communications Dean
After a national search, Bey-Ling Sha of San Diego State University has been appointed as the next dean of the College of Communications.
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Communications Alumnus Named to Editor & Publisher’s ’25 Under 35′ List
Titan alumnus Lucio Villa has been recognized as one of 25 young leaders across the nation shaping the future of the newspaper business by industry journal Editor & Publisher.
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Researchers Discover Protein’s Journey That Could Lead to Cancer Therapeutics
Cal State Fullerton molecular scientist Nikolas Nikolaidis and his students have discovered how a certain protein travels within stressed cells and cancer cells — a finding that could lead to new cancer therapeutics.
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Summer Youth Programs on Campus: From Computer Programming to Sports
Weekly programs offering art, robotics, math and writing opportunities are among Cal State Fullerton’s summer programs for youth.
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President Virjee: ‘Be Bold’ When Sharing Impact, Value of CSU
In a presentation before the California State University Board of Trustees, Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee stressed the importance of strategic communications in sharing the work and success of the educational institution.
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Journalist Gustavo Arellano to Discuss ‘OC Media in Crisis’
Los Angeles Times feature writer Gustavo Arellano will present a free, public talk Saturday, June 1, talk sponsored by the Patrons of the Pollak Library.
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Early Childhood Development in Costa Rica Focus of Study Abroad Experience
When 17 students majoring in child and adolescent development flew to Costa Rica this past spring break, they knew they would be experiencing a Central American country far different than Orange County.