Scholar Reveals an American History of Tuition-Free Universities
Tyler D. Parry, CSUF associate professor of African American studies, shares his research on tuition-free universities in the United States.
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CSU Tuition to Remain Unchanged for 2018-19
In a statement to the California State University community, CSU Chancellor Timothy White announced the CSU would not seek a tuition increase for the incoming academic year.
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‘African American Civic Engagement’ Team Exemplifies Spirit of Inclusion
Team members from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences received CSUF’s Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Award for their contributions to the “African American Civic Engagement” exhibit and fundraising initiative.
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Outstanding Leader Bridges Grants and Research
Cal State Fullerton recognized and honored the leadership qualities and service of Paulina Tagle during this year’s University Awards Ceremony.
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Faculty Publications Delve Into Public Records, Race and Friendship
Faculty and administrators are bylined on essays, articles and book chapters related to a wide range of topics, including recent court decisions, cinema and cross-racial friendships among women.
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University President Praises ‘Selfless’ Work of Titan Employees
Hundreds of Cal State Fullerton faculty, staff and administrators joined in a celebration today (April 19), recognizing the milestones and achievements Titans have accomplished.
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Communications Professor’s Book Examines ‘Tweeting to Freedom’
Anthony Fellow, professor of communications, has co-authored “Tweeting to Freedom,” a study of people’s use of the internet to promote social movements in more than 30 countries.
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Free Day of Learning for Educators
“It’s Personal: Meeting the Needs of Every Student” is the theme of the 2018 Better Together: California Teachers Summit July 27 at CSUF, where educators can learn teaching strategies to use in the classroom —and more.
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CSUF Celebrates Commencement May 18-20
Nearly 12,000 Titans are eligible to participate in Cal State Fullerton’s 2018 commencement ceremonies held over three days, May 18-20.
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Faculty Research Wins Conference Competitive Paper Award
Recent presentations, including an award-winning effort, cover such topics as student team projects, roles of faculty and students, autism identification and treatment and learning disabilities.