In Memoriam — Anne T. Feraru
A professor emeritus of political science, Anne T. Feraru served Cal State Fullerton for more than 20 years.
A professor emeritus of political science, Anne T. Feraru served Cal State Fullerton for more than 20 years.
Cal State Fullerton’s Project Rebound, in partnership with A New Way of Life Re-Entry Project, has introduced a housing initiative to support students in achieving their higher education goals.
This academic year, 14 new CSUF students are joining the Guardian Scholars Program and have been awarded full scholarships to help them earn their college degree.
When Angela Williamson was a student, a series of opportunities paved the way for “My Life With Rosie,” her documentary about civil rights hero Rosa Parks.
The College of the Arts’ painting and drawing program strikes the right balance between conceptual and technical skill-building — and alumni such as Chris Gwaltney and Gabriela Castillo are a testament to this formula.
Jumping into campus life as president of Cal State Fullerton, Fram Virjee calls on Titans to have “more swagger” and to advocate for their alma mater.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Guardian Scholars, the first-of-its-kind program in California that has helped scores of emancipated foster youth like alumnus Laron Brown, the 2009 Big West Conference high jump champion, earn a college degree.
Kevin Rohani remembers a momentous moment as a junior at CSUF and how it, along with his Titan education, led to a successful career in hospitality.
Local teachers participated in the fourth annual Better Together: California Teachers Summit at CSUF for a free day of learning, led by teachers, for teachers.
As faculty members explore and increase the use of ebooks, rentals or free, peer-reviewed textbooks and other Open Educational Resources (OER), Cal State Fullerton students are reaping the benefits.