MS-13 Researcher Advocates for Deeper Understanding of Gang Experiences
Lidia E. Nuño, CSUF assistant professor of criminal justice, is one of a handful of researchers studying the MS-13 gang’s presence in the U.S. and Central America.
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Grand Opening Set for Tuffy’s Basic Needs Services Center
CSUF launches a basic needs center to support students facing such hardships as food or housing insecurity. Campus donations of new hygiene products and gently used professional clothing will be accepted.
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First-Year Freshmen to Get Academic Support to Increase College Readiness
CSUF and CSU leaders shared the new academic preparation changes that promotes student success for incoming freshmen in need of additional support in college-level math and English courses.
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Thousands Celebrate CSUF’s 60th Anniversary at Disneyland Park
Thousands of proud Titans were out in force Feb. 1, celebrating the sights and sounds at Cal State Fullerton’s After Dark at Disneyland Park event.
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Olympics Expert Talks North, South Korea Partnership in Winter Games
Sports historian Toby Rider discusses what it means — and doesn’t mean — that North and South Korea will be marching under a united flag during the Winter Olympics Feb. 9 opening ceremony.
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Campus Begins Work on New Physical Master Plan
Cal State Fullerton has moved forward in its ongoing efforts to meet the region’s educational needs by kicking off work to establish an up-to-date campus development plan.
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Grant Expands Resilient Families Program to Local School Districts
A program to help local families manage stress and stay connected has been awarded a $122,819 North Orange County Public Safety Task Force to offer the program in partnership with local school districts.
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Biologist Receives National Award for Innovation in Science Education
The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology has honored William “Bill” Hoese, professor of biological science, with its award for “excellence and innovation” in science education.
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CSU Recognizes Titan for Outstanding Staff Performance
Berenecea Johnson Eanes, CSUF’s vice president for student affairs, becomes the 13th Titan to receive the CSU’s prestigious Wang Family Excellence Award.
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Cal State Fullerton Receives $444,000 Grant to Prepare Students for Doctorates in the Humanities
Cal State Fullerton, as part of a five-campus California State University consortium, is a recipient of more than $444,000 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation award to establish a fellowship program supporting humanities undergraduates who will pursue a doctorate following their bachelor’s degree.