Created by Glass Students, CSU Awards Are a Work of Art
Twenty Titans were tasked with creating 26 handblown pieces for the California State University Faculty Innovation and Leadership Awards.
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CSUF President to Share Leadership Insights at Titan Future Leaders Series
Orange County leaders, including CSUF President Fram Virjee, to share the keys to leadership and success through education, determination and networking as part of the Titan Future Leaders Series.
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Fall Forecast to Address if Economy Is ‘Overheating’
Economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka are set to present their 24th annual Fall Economic Forecast and Conference on taxes, trade, tariffs and ‘Trumponomics’ Oct. 25.
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Violence Prevention Conference to Explore Impact of Technology
Sex crimes researcher Alissa R. Ackerman will deliver the keynote address during CSUF’s 19th annual Violence Prevention Conference. The Oct. 26 event is free and open to the public.
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Campus Veterans in the Spotlight During Veterans Appreciation Month
Cal State Fullerton will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ‘war to end all wars’ and salute campus and community servicemen, as well as veterans, throughout the month of November.
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Campus Joins in Worldwide Tribute to ‘Frankenstein’
Students, faculty and staff are banding together to offer various activities paying homage to author Mary Shelley and her timeless novel.
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Associate Professor Shares His Journey from Aerospace to Choreography
Alvin Rangel-Alvarado, associate professor of dance, grew up in Puerto Rico and wanted to become an aerospace engineer. However, after taking a few dance classes, he found his passion for dance and began a path that would eventually lead him to Cal State Fullerton as an educator. Rangel-Alvarado also is the artistic director of In-Version Dance project, […]
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Creating Space for CSUF’s Creative ‘Makers’
New Innovation/Makerspace Center in Pollak Library offers 3D printing, tablets, virtual reality and high-tech collaboration tools.
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Researcher Offers Four Ways to Support LGBTQ Individuals in Coming Out
During CSUF’s annual reception for LGBTQ History Month, assistant professor Eric Price shared takeaways from his research on the strengths, resiliency and support systems during the coming out process.
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Extinct Tuskless Walrus Fossil Discovered in Orange County
A new scientific paper by Cal State Fullerton paleontologists describes a new genus and species of walrus, in which they named after CSUF Titans and Orange County, where the extinct, tuskless fossil was discovered.