‘A Journey of Leadership’
Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García delivered the keynote address at the Minority Serving Institutions’ (MSI) Aspiring Leaders program at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Students Walk a Mile in a Dinosaur’s Shoes
The “Stride Like a Velociraptor” research project aims to clarify common misconceptions about dinosaurs — and give students an appreciation for the diverse shapes and sizes of the prehistoric creatures.
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‘Cover Your Assets’ With the Latest on Cybersecurity
“Security Day” on Nov. 28 features talks by industry experts from different fields of computer security to educate students, faculty and the public about pressing issues in cybersecurity.
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Dinosaur World Comes Alive!
The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics is offering a course rooted in modern geology and biology that covers the many facets of dinosaurs and dinosaur life.
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#GivingTuesdayCSUF Supports Students in Need of Food and Housing
The campus community can help needy students stave off hunger by making donations to an emergency fund the University maintains to assist students.
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Homecoming 2017: Winter Festival 60th Anniversary Celebration
To celebrate Cal State Fullerton’s 60th anniversary, this year’s Winter Festival Homecoming, Saturday, Dec. 2, will highlight memorable events from the University’s six decades.
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Titan Scientist Reaches for the Stars as Saturn’s Ringmaster
Physics alumna and planetary scientist Linda Spilker has spent 40 years reaching for the stars — and Saturn — at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Fullerton Arboretum Achieves Highest Level of Accreditation
Recognized for its commitment to studying and protecting the world’s flora, the Fullerton Arboretum received ArbNet’s level IV accreditation in November.
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Considering Open Access to Expand Availability to Journal Articles
Mark Bilby, scholarly communications librarian at Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library, discusses open access to expand access to faculty-authored journal articles.
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Graduate Students to Showcase Digital Humanities Projects
CSUF’s Department of History presents a Nov. 15-16 symposium focusing on digital humanities, an area of study that approaches humanistic questions through such technologies as mapping, augmented reality and textual analysis.