After Growing Up in a ‘Cult,’ Alumna Says Education Was a Way Forward
CSUF alumna Flor Edwards recently returned to her alma mater to discuss her memoir, “Apocalypse Child: A Life in End Times.”
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Students Study South of the Border
Cal State Fullerton scholars present their research projects during a study abroad program in Ensenada, Mexico, through CSUF’s International Symposium on Applied Research.
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Campus Water Efficiency Efforts Expand
Facilities Management is making Cal State Fullerton more water-efficient through the installation of 372 water-saving faucets in 12 campus buildings.
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Health, Human Development and Student Affairs Leaders Receive Honors
From expertise, leadership and contributions to their fields, several Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members received accolades during the fall semester.
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Graphic Novel and History Anthology Are Among Latest Faculty Works
A variety of books and journal articles by Cal State Fullerton faculty experts have recently been published.
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Cyanobacteria Study Seeks to Reveal Evolution of Oxygen on Earth
Cal State Fullerton biologists are examining cyanobacteria to understand the evolution of oxygen on Earth. Their study focuses on understanding how photosystem II evolved to produce oxygen from water.
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Alzheimer’s Disease and Homelessness Are Topics of Eclectics Lecture Series
Cal State Fullerton’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute will present its spring Eclectics lecture series from Jan. 15 to April 11.
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Innovation Fellows Seek to Enhance Student Engagement, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Three business administration and one biological science student have been named University Innovation Fellows, an international program established to empower students to become agents of change.
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CSUF, City of Fullerton Strengthen Partnership
Cal State Fullerton and Fullerton leadership teams met Wednesday (Dec. 12) to discuss priorities for both the city and university, and how the two could mutually benefit from working in partnership.
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Educator Champions the Teaching and Learning of Asian Languages
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a nearly $700,000 grant to continue the work of the National Resource Center for Asian Languages, known as NRCAL, which focuses on improving the teaching, learning and research of Asian languages in Orange County and beyond.