Champion for First-Generation Latino College Students Recognized for Innovation and Leadership
Julián Jefferies, associate professor of literacy and reading education, is a recipient of the CSU’s inaugural Faculty Innovation and Leadership Award.
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‘Science Has No Borders’ for Students in International Health Disparities Research Program
Scholars collaborated with international scientists this summer as part of a research training program to address health disparities from a global perspective.
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Presenting at the American Psychological Association
Cal State Fullerton faculty members and students were among the presenters at the recent American Psychological Association annual convention in San Francisco.
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University Celebrates Black Chamber of Orange County
CSUF President Fram Virjee offered welcoming remarks at the recent 27th Annual Black Chamber of Orange County Banquet.
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Alumna Animator Shines in Deadline-Driven Industry
Farnaz Esnaashari-Charmatz says CSUF’s challenging curriculum prepared her for work realities as the creator and executive producer of “Shimmer and Shine” on Nickelodeon.
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Welcome Home, Titans
About 2,000 Cal State Fullerton students joined the Titan family on Move-In Day, Aug. 23.
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University Convocation to Celebrate ‘The Day You Become a Titan’
Campus leadership will welcome students, faculty and staff back to school at the 2018 University Convocation, Sept. 6 in the Titan Gymnasium.
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New Courses, Faculty and Changes in the Library Greet the Fall Semester
When classes begin on Saturday, Aug. 25, there will be nearly 40,000 students enrolled for classes, 25 new tenure-track faculty members and plenty of new things to see and do.
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State Sen. Chang Sworn in on Campus
Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee welcomed state Sen. Ling Ling Chang, who will serve residents of California’s 29th Senate District.
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CSUF Is a Leader in Bachelor’s Degrees to Underrepresented Students
Cal State Fullerton is fourth in the nation and second in California for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students in all disciplines and fifth nationally/third in state for bachelor’s degrees to Hispanics, according to the Aug. 23 issue of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.