New research by Cal State Fullerton geology researchers shows microscopic organisms in the U.S. Gulf Coast limit greenhouse gases and global warming. Their study has been published in Nature Communications.
Alumnus Marc Stein has been selected for the Basketball Hall of Fame, honoring his many contributions to basketball media.
Nursing educator and former public health administrator Penny Weismuller discusses the recent measles outbreaks in the U.S.
Playwright and short-story writer Anton Chekhov’s last play before his death is the first of Cal State Fullerton’s spring theater productions.
The 18th annual New Music Festival at Cal State Fullerton celebrates the diversity of heritage and ancestral threads.
CSUF will join the other 22 Cal State University campuses to eliminate the use and sale of all single-use plastics including plastic straws, water bottles and bags.
Community and campus members are invited to celebrate the research and creative achievements of CSUF students Wednesday, March 20, during the Student Research and Creative Activity Day.
Cal State Fullerton’s student chapter of the Society of Women Engineers won second place in a national video contest that shares why CSUF is a great place for women to study engineering.
Senior music major shares how CSUF has nurtured his passion for music – a dream he had since the age of four.
Plant biologists Joshua Der and Jochen Schenk are part of a large NSF-funded project to digitize the herbarium collections across the state, including CSUF’s Fay A. McFadden Herbarium, who sold her extensive collection of plants to the university just prior to her death in 1964. The collaborative project focuses on better understanding the effects of climate change on flowering time. All data collected will be available online to the public.