Celebrating ‘Native Voices Rising: Defending Land and Life’
Cal State Fullerton recognized and celebrated the diversity of its native American students, faculty and staff Nov. 6 with native prayer and blessing, songs and dancing.
Cal State Fullerton recognized and celebrated the diversity of its native American students, faculty and staff Nov. 6 with native prayer and blessing, songs and dancing.
In a statewide Ballot Bowl competition, Cal State Fullerton registered 2,627 voters for the Nov. 6 midterm election, garnering the award for the CSU campus with the largest number of students registered.
A food drive, hygiene drive, basic needs panel presentation, documentary screening and other workshops are part of CSUF’s Nov. 13-16 Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week activities.
Two Cal State Fullerton student teams squashed competitors in the Nov. 3 Pumpkin Launch to win the top awards.
Faculty members, students, alumni and emeriti from CSUF’s Department of History will give a series of presentations on the centennial commemoration of World War I. The Nov. 13-14 event is free and open to the public.
An artist who chooses sculpture as a “genre of thinking and making” is the College of the Arts’ newest tenure-track faculty member.
History faculty member and alumna, Charlene Marine Riggins, died Oct. 29. A memorial service will be held Nov. 10 at the McAulay and Wallace Mortuary in Fullerton.
This fall semester, Googler and software engineer Luis Larco is co-teaching an introduction to computer programming class to give students an inside look into the tech industry.
The College of Education is hosting activities and resources about careers in teaching and the latest topics related to education during Education Week.
Honorary alumnus and longtime university supporter, Arnold Miller, died Oct. 19. A memorial service will be held Nov. 4 at Temple Beth Tikvah in Fullerton.