Campus Works to Alleviate Semester Parking Woes
Cal State Fullerton will begin assisted parking and shuttle services to help alleviate the parking crunch on campus for the fall.
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Skeptical of One-Sided History? Rewrite it.
Years of examining archival documentation of trade relationships between Native Americans and British colonists leads to a first book for CSUF historian.
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Eclipse Mania Comes to CSUF: Astronomers Host Campus Viewing
The public is invited to campus to observe the “Great American Eclipse” on Aug. 21.
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President to Welcome Campus Community at Convocation
CSUF President Mildred García kicks off the fall semester with a Monday, Aug. 14, convocation address.
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‘Blood Contingent’ Sheds Light on the Lives of Soldiers in the Pre-Revolution Mexican Army
Stephen Neufeld, associate professor of history, says Mexico City became his home while researching military history.
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Students Study at Sea to Search for Human Impacts to Environment
This summer, students and their faculty mentor collected sediment cores off Monterey Bay to investigate changes in sediment delivery from land to the ocean over the last 150 years.
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Training Fullerton Residents to Serve as Health Advocates
CSUF’s Center for Healthy Neighborhoods will train 15 residents of the Richman Neighborhood Park area to provide basic health assessments, referrals and follow-ups. The program is funded through a grant from Kaiser Permanente.
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Philosophy Professor’s Teenage Discovery of Neo-Confucianism Leads to Book
JeeLoo Liu’s “Neo-Confucianism: Metaphysics, Mind, and Morality,” Western philosophers to explore Neo-Confucianism in Chinese philosophy.
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In Memoriam — Dick Wolfe
Dick Wolfe, who coached the Cal State Fullerton men’s gymnastics program to three national championships in the 1970s, has died. He was 77.
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Researchers Study Protein to Understand Genetic Disease
Biological science professor Math P. Cuajungco has received close to $1 million in funding, including nearly $400,000 from the National Institutes of Health this year, for his research on a rare inherited disease.