
Social Justice Is at the Heart of Cambodia Study Abroad Program
From the Killing Fields to Angkor Wat, 12 Cal State Fullerton students spent their summer learning about Cambodian history, culture and civilization.

From the Killing Fields to Angkor Wat, 12 Cal State Fullerton students spent their summer learning about Cambodian history, culture and civilization.

Project MISS — in its 29th summer — helps college-bound young women enhance their mathematics skills.

Kenneth Ravizza, noted sports psychologist and professor emeritus of kinesiology, died July 8.

Misty Paig-Tran, assistant professor of biological science, lends her knowledge of fish and other creatures of the deep to a lighthearted podcast about the science behind popular movies.

Business interns apply operations and supply chain management techniques at Safariland, a law enforcement gear supplier.

The Office of Faculty Affairs and Records has announced the tenure and/or promotion of 65 faculty members.

Seventy-three students have completed CSUF's Intelligence Community Scholars Program since 2007. The program offers mentoring, networking and advanced study of national security, intelligence, geography and other subjects.

CSUF's Daily Titan was a finalist in more college media categories than any other California university in the Los Angeles Press Club's 2018 SoCal Journalism Awards.
Robert "Rob" Fulton, longtime resident manager of the California State University Desert Studies Center in the Mojave Desert, has died.

Two nursing programs that expand the range of career opportunities and increase workforce diversity have recently received second-year support of more than $1 million in federal funding.