American Studies Expert Featured in ‘The Black Beauty Effect’
Kristin Denise Rowe, assistant professor of American studies, is featured in “The Black Beauty Effect,” a docuseries streaming on Netflix.
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From Sketches to Success: Pencil Mileage Club Sharpens Art Students’ Skills
CSUF’s Pencil Mileage Club provides a space for aspiring animators and illustrators to build skills, collaborate and forge lasting friendships.
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10 Titan Success Stories of 2023
In 2023, thousands of Titans discovered their passions, completed their degrees, became leaders in their fields and made a positive impact on the world. Here’s a look back at 10 stories of empowerment.
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CSUF Awarded $9 Million in Federal Grants to Support Research and Development, Underserved Students
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded CSUF two grants totaling nearly $9 million to support research and development and improve completion rates for underserved students.
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A Gift From the Heart: Alumni Establish Endowment Fund to Support International Education
To honor their late father, CSUF alumni and Advance Beauty College leaders Tâm and Linh Nguyễn established a fund to support international education.
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Historian Starts the New Year as Interim Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences
Historian Jessica Yirush Stern has been appointed to serve as interim dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, effective Jan. 1.
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Animation Students Screen Films at Famed Hollywood Theatre
Two Cal State Fullerton student animation films, “Rosie’s Monster” and “Occupied,” recently were screened at the Animation Is Film Festival in Hollywood.
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Liberal Studies Students to Benefit From Late Faculty Member’s Gift
The late Ronald Clapper, lecturer emeritus in liberal studies, made a $300,000 gift to Cal State Fullerton that will support student and faculty success.
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CSUF Committed to Reducing Financial Barriers
Cal State Fullerton offers resources and financial aid that reduce financial barriers to help students earn their degree.
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Alum Empowers Black Students, Men of Color to Succeed in Higher Education
Alumnus Antonio Banks credits his Cal State Fullerton education and research experiences at the Center for Research on Educational Access and Leadership for transforming his life and changing his career trajectory.