‘Al Tanto’ Symposium to Probe Issues Impacting the Latinx Community
Education, incarceration, immigration and housing are the key topics of a Nov. 14 symposium presented by the Chicana and Chicano Resource Center.
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Open Forum to Focus on Selection Process for New CSUF President
Members of the campus community as well as the public are invited to a Presidential Search Open Forum, scheduled from 1 to 3 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 9 in Meng Hall.
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Peer Leadership Program Introduces Freshmen to Studying Abroad
CSUF’s Global Titan Leaders aim to break down barriers to studying abroad by guiding freshmen through the pre-departure process and program.
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Pollak Library to Share Orange County History Collection at ‘Archives Bazaar’
The first Orange County Archives in Action free public event, featuring collections from Pollak Library, is scheduled for Nov. 3 at Bowers Museum in Santa Ana.
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An Economy on Fire Predicted to Keep Recession at Bay
Economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka present their 24th annual Economic Forecast.
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Cal State Fullerton Presidential Search Forum Scheduled for November
The California State University Board of Trustees is beginning the search for a new permanent president of Cal State Fullerton. An open forum will be held Nov. 9 in Meng Hall of the Clayes Performing Arts Center.
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Students Get Ready for a Squashy Showdown at Pumpkin Launch
Watch pumpkins fly through the sky as CSUF student teams compete in the Nov. 3 Pumpkin Launch on campus.
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Titan Leaders to Students: Find the ‘Sweet Spot’ in Life and Leadership
The first program of the Titan Future Leaders Series featured CSUF President Fram Virjee, who was interviewed by alumnus Patrick Donahue ’78 of the Donahue Schriber Realty Group.
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California’s Proposition System, Explained by a CSUF Political Scientist
Sarah Hill, associate professor of political science, examines California’s direct democracy system as well as the propositions on the November ballot.
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A New Campus Gateway: Construction Scheduled to Begin Soon
Construction will soon begin on the first phase of a 15-month beautification and fire safety project extending from Nutwood Avenue to the northeast entrance of the Pollak Library.