Students Win Awards at BEA Festival of Media Arts
CSUF communications students placed in the Broadcast Education Association’s international competition.
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Clayes Collage Concert to Fill Meng Hall With Nonstop Music
Meng Concert Hall will once again welcome the talent of School of Music students at the 12th Annual Clayes Collage Concert Saturday, March 9.
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Vision and Visionaries Honors Outstanding Titans
Five Titan alumni and an honorary alumnus were recognized for their service and support of CSUF.
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Crime and Justice in the Borderlands
An immersive study experience at the U.S.-Mexico border gave Cal State Fullerton students a close-up look at border justice. Students learned the complexities of the judicial and law enforcement systems and heard different perspectives on the national immigration debate.
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Art Faculty, Students in Illustration Competition
Faculty, students and alumni will form part of the upcoming the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles’ 57th annual illustration competition.
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Campus Names New Emeriti
President Fram Virjee has awarded emeritus status to nine faculty and staff members during the month of February.
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Partnership to Benefit Fullerton Students Seeking College Degree
The Fullerton Education Partnership creates supported pathways for Fullerton Joint Union High School District students to achieve higher education, including a degree at CSUF.
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Two Grad Students Take Three Minutes to Win Campus Grad Slam
Graduate students Benjamin Stanonik and Erica Stemmler made short work of Cal State Fullerton’s first Grad Slam contest, in which competitors had three minutes to present their thesis research. They walked away with the competition’s top prizes.
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Neutron Stars: Nature’s Weirdest Form of Matter
CSUF scientists are among those starting to crack the mystery of what’s inside neutron stars the densest form of matter in the universe
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A Window Into The Amazon
A team of Cal State Fullerton researchers, led by anthropology professor John Patton, recently traveled to Conambo, Ecuador to examine life in the remote tribal community.