Moot Court Team Garners National Awards for Writing
Cal State Fullerton students placed among the nation’s top 80 teams for writing and oral arguments at the 2019 American Moot Court Association National Tournament in January.
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University Police Schedule Personal Defense Training for Women
CSUF’s University Police, in partnership with Associated Students Inc. and the Student Recreation Center, are offering a February program designed to teach women awareness and defensive techniques useful in threatening situations.
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Nursing Workshop Offers Immersive Roles as Impoverished Patients
Poverty simulation at CSUF helps nursing students become better advocates for their patients.
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Angels Broadcaster and World Series Titan, Jose Mota, Highlight Fundraiser
Titan baseball star and Major League Baseball broadcaster, Jose Mota was the keynote speaker at the annual Dinner with the Titans fundraiser.
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In Memoriam — David J. Pivar
David J. Pivar, professor emeritus of history who served the university for 31 years, founded the American Studies Department and taught the university’s first courses in women’s studies.
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Male Success Initiative Encourages High Schoolers to Discover Their Potential
The third annual Male Youth Empowerment Conference brought nearly 300 high schools students from Orange and Los Angeles counties to Cal State Fullerton for motivational speeches, workshops, campus tours and more.
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University Hall Renamed Milton A. Gordon Hall in Honor of Former President
The California State University Board of Trustees renamed Cal State Fullerton’s University Hall as Milton A. Gordon Hall in recognition of the 21-year legacy of service by the university’s longest-serving president.
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Titan Voice – President Virjee Offers ‘Welcome Back’ to the Titan Family
President Virjee kicks off the new year and semester with a “welcome back” message.
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Dynamic Duos: Why Science Loves Twins
Nancy Segal, professor of psychology, discusses the origins of twin research design.
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‘Expressive Conducting’ Expert Finds Musicality in Movement
Alumnus and assistant professor of music Dustin Barr puts the tenets of his book “Expressive Conducting: Movement and Performance Theory for Conductors” to practice as he incorporates whole-body movements to the art of directing a musical performance.