New Campus Freeway Sign Going Up
A new sign – dedicated to campus messaging – is being constructed near the Eastside Parking Structure.
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Students Learn Lessons of Grit and Drive From Latino Entrepreneur and Author
California State University graduate George L. Pla will discuss his first book “Power Shift: How Latinos in California Transformed Politics in America” on Tuesday, March 12, at Cal State Fullerton. The free public event will be held in Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion.
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New Research Shows Microscopic Organisms in Gulf Limit Greenhouse Gases and Global Warming
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.
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Marc Stein Inducted Into Basketball Hall of Fame for Media Contributions
Alumnus Marc Stein has been selected for the Basketball Hall of Fame, honoring his many contributions to basketball media.
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Vaccinations Are Key to Preventing Measles Outbreaks, Says Nursing Professor
Nursing educator and former public health administrator Penny Weismuller discusses the recent measles outbreaks in the U.S.
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Spring Theater Kicks Off With Chekhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’
Playwright and short-story writer Anton Chekhov’s last play before his death is the first of Cal State Fullerton’s spring theater productions.
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New Music Festival: ‘Ancestral Threads’ Celebrates Diversity
The 18th annual New Music Festival at Cal State Fullerton celebrates the diversity of heritage and ancestral threads.
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Campus Swaps Single-Use Plastics
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.
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Student Research and Creative Activities Showcase March 20
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.
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Award-Winning Video Tells Why CSUF Is a ‘Great’ Place for Women to Pursue Engineering Degrees
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.