Future College Educators Named Predoctoral Scholars
Nine underrepresented students at Cal State Fullerton have begun a new educational journey, working toward a doctoral-level degree and, someday, teaching on a college campus.
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CSUF Receives Nearly $8 Million in Funding for Research, Student Programs
Programs that support student research and encourage and support higher education endeavors are among the recipients of more than $7.8 million in grants and contracts awarded during the July-September quarter.
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Mexican Deportation of 1930s Is Subject of Film Screening, Discussion
Titan faculty members will give an Oct.15 presentation about the mass deportation of Mexicans and Mexican Americans during the Great Depression. The event is free and open to the public.
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CSUF President to VisionMakers: ‘We Are Proud of Who We Are and What We Do!’
In the hourlong session at the Oct. 4 meeting of VisionMakers, CSUF President Fram Virjee was interviewed about his life, his career and Cal State Fullerton.
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Record Number of Titans in MLB Playoffs
A school record 10 Cal State Fullerton alums will be participating in this year ‘s 2018 Major League Baseball postseason.
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Educator Curates Library Exhibition That Explores Surviving Breast Cancer
“Nevertheless, We Persisted,” a breast cancer awareness exhibition, opened Oct. 1 at Pollak Library and features artworks by CSUF faculty and staff members and other artists. The exhibition continues through December.
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Speech Pathologist and a Former El Salvadoran Diplomat Join the College of Communications Faculty
Rahul Chakraborty and Ricardo Valencia bring international communications experience to Cal State Fullerton’s College of Communications.
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Mihaylo College Marks First Decade in Steven G. Mihaylo Hall
About 170 alumni, donors, faculty and students gathered recently to celebrate 10 years of achievements Mihaylo Hall.
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Concert Celebrates Cal State Fullerton and What It Means to Be a Titan
About 5,000 friends and supporters of Cal State Fullerton gathered Saturday evening for the University’s annual signature event, Concert Under the Stars, raising more than $1 million dollars for student scholarships and programs.
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New Students Ready to Learn and Serve Welcomed Into the President’s Scholars Program
Twenty freshmen from Orange County and across the state join the merit-based President’s Scholars Program this fall semester.