Honors Bestowed — Titans Receive National and Local Recognition
A student honor society, an American studies professor, a human services faculty member and eight long-serving campus members have received accolades for their work and accomplishments.
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Prehistoric Woolly Mammoth Skeleton Coming to Campus
The Gregg Family Foundation has donated an extinct and rare woolly mammoth skeleton to the University, which will be on permanent display in Titan Student Union this fall.
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Lecture Series to Investigate ‘Alternate Facts’
Six faculty members from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences will present a series of lectures focusing on the theme “Interdisciplinary Conversations on Alternate Facts: Evidence, Interpretation and Reality.”
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New Faculty Member Examines North American Borderlands
Sara Fingal, assistant professor of American studies, joins CSUF’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
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‘Boom California’ Presents Brown-Bag Conversations
Boom California and Pollak Library present a conversation series, open to the public and campus community, with the first event Sept. 19 on “Three Orange Counties.”
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Researcher of Sex and Gender in Media Joins Communications Faculty
Chelsea Reynolds joins Cal State Fullerton as an assistant professor of communications.
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2017 Cal State Fullerton Athletics Hall of Fame Class Announced
The seventh class of the Cal State Fullerton Athletics Hall of Fame has been released and will be inducted and honored on Oct. 27.
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Transitioning to a ‘Library of the Future’
Three years after a steering committee finished developing a vision statement for the Pollak Library, and more than a year after construction began, the first floor of the south side of the campus facility is shaping up to once again serve the campus community.
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Titan to Serve Hurricane Victims
Cal State Fullerton’s emergency management coordinator is traveling across the country to serve as a Red Cross volunteer working with victims of the recent hurricanes.
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A Decade of Teaching Harry Potter
An upper-division literature class focusing on the popular J.K. Rowling series will be taught for the 10th time in spring 2018 by Erin Hollis, associate professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics.