Admitted Students and Their Families Visit Campus
Thousands attend the annual Welcome to California State University, Fullerton Day.
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Student Study Results in First DNA Barcode of Southern California Coastal Flatworms
Biological science major Kelsey Nannini won a national award for her research on “hard-to-identify” flatworms — colorful free-living marine predators that are often found on rocks in intertidal environments.
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Campus Honors Students for Top Scholarly and Creative Activities
Creative and scholarly works in fields ranging from dance, cinema and television, engineering and kinesiology were recognized with this year’s Outstanding Student Scholarly and Creative Activities Awards during CSUF’s Student Creative Activities and Research Day.
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CSU Grad Initiative Receives Philanthropic Support
The California State University (CSU) Chancellor’s Office has secured more than $3 million in philanthropic support for Graduation Initiative 2025.
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Helping Migrant Farmworkers Advance From the Fields to the Classroom
Cal State Fullerton’s High School Equivalency Program helps prepare migrant farmworkers and their families for the opportunities available through education. This April about 100 farmworker students and their families took part in University Day, a day filled with workshops, activities and campus tours.
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Pollak Library Is ‘More Than Books’ in 60th Anniversary Exhibit
With the “Pollak Library: 60 Years of Community Service” exhibit a nod to the university’s 60th anniversary, the library is “uniquely positioned to add an alternative perspective using the library itself as the lens,” says exhibit curator Trish Campbell.
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Hispanic Golf Tournament Supports Student Success
More than 140 golfers had fun and supported student success at Cal State Fullerton’s Hispanic Scholarship Golf Tournament.
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ROTC to Honor ‘Battalion’s Most Influential Supporter’
Cal State Fullerton’s ROTC program will be honoring a longtime supporter Adriana Mraz — not only for the funding she provides, but also for her guidance, mentorship and encouragement to the organization’s cadets.
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Titans to Share Stories of Women in Politics, Postwar Migration Experiences
CSUF’s Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History will host the Southwest Oral History Association annual conference April 27-29.
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Alumni to Share ‘American Wings, Iranian Roots’ at Library Author Talk
Alumnus Reza Abedi fled his native Iran in 1982 on the last night of the Military World Wrestling Championships in Venezuela. The Dana Hills High School Spanish teacher and wrestling coach, along with alumna and author Kristin Orloff, will discuss their book at the April 25 Pollak Library Author Talk.