NASA Grant Supports Physics Researchers’ Interstellar Space Study
A $500,000 NASA award will help advance James F. Woodward’s and Heidi Fearn’s study on space propulsion for future human exploration missions.
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Student Wellness at the Center of Health and Counseling Building Renovation
Campus members gathered at a ribbon-cutting ceremony April 27 to celebrate the renovations to the Student Health and Counseling Center.
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Veterans Appreciation Night Salutes Sacrifice, Service of Vets
Hundreds of family members, friends, fellow veterans and Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members were on hand to honor student veterans Saturday, April 28, at the 11th annual Veterans Appreciation Night.
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Titans Light Up Broadway
After months of hard work, nine B.F.A. musical theatre seniors traveled to New York in March to perform for agents and talent scouts.
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Outstanding Professor to Give National Academy of Sciences Talk
Engineer Binod Tiwari has been invited as a “Distinctive Voices” speaker at a May 2 public event, hosted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine in Irvine.
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Symposium Focuses on Housing Solutions for OC’s Homeless
Nearly 200 attend regional talk at CSUF about long-term solutions for homelessness in Orange County.
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Cultural Graduation Ceremonies Honor the Diversity of Titans
California State University, Fullerton celebrates its diverse student population through a series of cultural recognition events in May leading up to Commencement 2018.
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Cal State Fullerton Ranked Among Nation’s Best Value Colleges
Cal State Fullerton is in the top quartile of the nation’s ‘Best Value Colleges,’ according to Forbes’ recently released annual ranking of higher education institutions.
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Spring Economic Forecast to Address Endurance of Second Longest U.S. Recovery
Are we in for an economic melt-up or melt-down? Economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka share their answers May 3 at the Spring Economic Forecast Conference in Irvine.
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University Teamwork and Collaboration Award: Campus Speaker Working Group Ensures Safety, Understanding
A work group of campus members — who planned security, communications and other matters in preparation of a visit by a controversial speaker — have been recognized with the university’s Teamwork and Collaboration Award.