Marine Scientists Study Epidemic Threatening Sea Stars
A mysterious disease known as sea star wasting syndrome has been killing sea stars along the West Coast. Cal State Fullerton marine biologists are studying why.
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From Arts to Sciences: Campus Honors Books by Faculty Authors
From the stage to computers, networking and women in American history — faculty research endeavors can be seen in the numerous books published over the previous year.
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From Australia to Myanmar, Scholars Talk Dance, Human Rights and Vinyl
Faculty members shared their expertise in presentations and training sessions throughout the world.
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In Memoriam — Margaret S. Woyski
Margaret S. Woyski, emeritus professor of geological sciences and associate dean of the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, died March 10.
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Titans in Television Broadcasting Return to Mentor ‘Al Día’ Students
College of Communications graduates working in television news return to discuss how CSUF prepared them for careers in a competitive industry.
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Campus Police Chief Raymund Aguirre Formally Sworn In
Campus and community members attended the March 16 official swearing-in ceremony for the university’s new police chief.
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Is There a Concussion Crisis in Sports?
Cal State Fullerton’s Athletic Training Program hosts a daylong April 7 seminar featuring talks by concussion researchers Erik Swartz of the University of New Hampshire, and Tricia Kasamatsu, CSUF assistant professor of kinesiology and the program’s co-clinical education coordinator.
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Anthropology Student Among ‘Next Generation of Public Problem Solvers’
CSUF graduate student Marco Moreno is the first Titan to be named a Newman Civic Fellow, joining a cohort of 268 civic leaders from 40 states, Washington, D.C., Mexico and Greece.
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Science Lesson: Faculty and Students Share Their Insights
A record number of poster presentations to be presented during NSM Week, which includes the annual Bridges to Stem Cell Research Symposium.
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CSU Campuses Share $2.5 Million to Support Students and the CSU Basic Needs Initiative
Thanks to Senate Bill 85 the California State University (CSU) announced the distribution of more than $2 million across its 23 universities to support student success and the CSU Basic Needs Initiative.