Cal State Fullerton Undergraduate Business Program Named Top Business Program for Hispanic Graduates
Cal State Fullerton’s undergraduate business program is first in the nation, according to a recent ranking.
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Fellowship Supports Future Social Worker’s Goal to Serve the Underserved
Graduate student Andy Le, a student in Cal State Fullerton’s master of social work program, is following his passion with the support of a Council on Social Work Education fellowship.
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Faculty, Students Showcase Research at National Communication Conference
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Human Communication Studies was represented by several faculty and graduate students at the Nov. 8-11 National Communication Association’s 104th annual convention “Communication at Play” in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Power of Persuasion Propels Titans to Win Sales Competition
Three business administration majors used their quick thinking and powers of persuasion to take top individual awards during the recent Titan Sales Competition.
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Students Assist ‘Surf City’ With Hiring, Retention Strategies
To better recruit and retain employees, the city of Huntington Beach plans to launch a new internship program proposed by CSUF master of public administration students.
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Orange County: A Fusion of Food and Cultures
Speaker of the California State Assembly Anthony Rendon, a Cal State Fullerton alum, joined a panel to discuss culture and food in the region.
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Pamella Oliver Appointed Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Alumna and educator Pamella Oliver is taking on a new role beginning Jan. 1.
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Researchers Study How Rainfall Triggers Mudslides on Fire-Ravaged Slopes
Binod Tiwari, professor of civil and environmental engineering, and his student researchers are studying the intensity and duration of rainfall required to trigger landslides and mudslides in areas ravaged by wildfires.
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Digital Humanities Colloquium to Focus on Santa Ana’s Public Murals
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of History and nonprofit organization California Humanities will present a Digital Humanities Colloquium and launch the Mapping Arts OC digital platform in December.
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‘Apocalypse Child’ Returns to Campus to Discuss Memoir
Alumna Flor Edwards joins CSUF religious studies scholars Dec. 13 for a discussion about her book, “Apocalypse Child: A Life in End Times” and her experiences growing up in The Children of God religious movement.