University Police Chief Has Found His Niche in Campus Service
CSUF’s new police chief discusses serving the campus community.
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Noted Educator Earl Lewis to Keynote 2018 Commencement
Earl Lewis, former president of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, now professor of history and African American and African studies at the University of Michigan, will address graduates and candidates at Cal State Fullerton’s universitywide commencement ceremony on Friday, May 18.
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National Law Expert to Discuss ‘Supreme Court and Election Law’
Richard L. Hasen, a nationally recognized expert in legislation, election law and campaign finance regulation will be the speaker for a Saturday, April 21, presentation and discussion sponsored by Cal State Fullerton’s Patrons of the Library.
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CSUF to Welcome Prospective Students With Workshops and Campus Tours
Nearly 10,000 admitted freshmen and transfer students and their family members are expected to attend the April 14 welcome day.
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Titans in Student Research Head to Statewide Competition
Cal State Fullerton will be represented by eight student researchers at the 32nd annual CSU Research Competition May 4-5 at Sacramento State.
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Oboists, Illustrators and ‘Ca$h’ Come to Arts Week
The College of the Arts has performances, workshops and career advice as part of the roster of activities taking place April 7-13.
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Civil Engineering Students Awarded Eisenhower Transportation Fellowships
Three female civil engineering students won prestigious fellowship awards from the Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program for Hispanic-Serving Institutions.
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Watercolor Exhibit Showcases Talent and Learning
A watercolor painting class has become something more as students engage not only in the creative process, but also in the final presentation of a gallery exhibition and public reception.
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Heritage Month Speaker Dreams of Preserving ‘Ancestral Intelligence’
CSUF’s reception for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month featured an inspiring keynote message, student performances and special recognitions.
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‘Black in Bloom’ Symposium to Explore Culinary, Music, Literary Arts
Cal State Fullerton brings chefs, artists, writers and entrepreneurs to campus April 10 for its Black Arts Symposium. The event is free and open to the public.