Titan Pride Shines at Homecoming 2018
Two winning basketball games, burgers, a live band and more!
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Physics Student’s Research Highlighted in New Gravitational-Wave Detections
LIGO and Virgo announce four new gravitational-wave detections Dec. 3. CSUF physicists and student researchers worked with the team of international scientists on the discoveries, which includes 10 black-hole mergers and one neutron star merger.
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Asian Pacific American Resource Center Celebrates 10 Years of ‘Radical Dreams’
Cal State Fullerton will host a 10th anniversary celebration for its Asian Pacific American Resource Center Dec. 6 in the Titan Student Union. Jennifer A. Yee, associate professor of Asian American studies, will deliver the keynote address.
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Marketing Faculty Explore How Advertising Sells Guilty Pleasures
From desserts to vacations, today’s marketers are experts at engaging the public with products, places and pastimes that they enjoy – and feel guilty about afterwards.
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Food for Thought: The Multicultural Culinary Scene of California
Cal State Fullerton, Sacramento State’s Center for California Studies and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon sponsor a Dec. 5 panel discussion on the state’s diversity and its expression through the range and variety of food cultures influences what it means to be a Californian.
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Faculty Member Is Writing Student Guide for Dealing With Life’s Challenges
Marketing Professor Chiranjeeve Kohli has collected expert-approved advice for young adults as they begin their professional lives. The results will soon find their way into a forthcoming book.
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Combat Veteran, ROTC Cadet Honored for Service and Dedication to Program
Passion has driven Mayra Bendavid not only to serve her country but to serve with distinction. The combat veteran and ROTC cadet was recently honored for her service and leadership.
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As New Roadmap Unveiled, Successes From First Strategic Plan Are Celebrated
As Cal State Fullerton applauded the Nov. 15 launch of a new strategic plan, the campus community also celebrated the completion and accomplishments of its predecessor — the university’s first five-year strategic plan, unveiled in 2013.
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Geographer Contributes to Naming of Lunar Craters in Honor of Apollo 8
Dydia DeLyser, a CSUF associate professor of geography and the environment and archivist for retired astronaut William A. Anders, contributed to the naming of two craters on the moon to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 8 space mission.
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Student Security Sleuths Finish at the Top in National Competition
A team of computer science students finished in second place at the national Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition, where top teams in the country were challenged to discover, triage and mitigate critical security vulnerabilities.