Race Car Team Ready to Vroom!
Cal State Fullerton’s Formula SAE team is revving up to race in the June 21-24 SAE International collegiate design competition with its newly redesigned and built race car.
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Tee Off for Titan Scholarships
Cal State Fullerton’s Athletic Training Program will host its eighth annual golf tournament July 15 at Coyote Hills Golf Course in Fullerton.
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Student Teachers Learn Lessons From Haitian Orphanage Children
Earlier this month, six education students and their professor spent a week teaching literacy skills to children at an orphanage school in Haiti.
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For the Birds: Students Learn All About Our Feathered Friends
Students delved into investigations about North American birds depicted in Alexander Wilson’s “American Ornithology,” a rare 1800s book donated to the University.
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Road to Omaha: Friday Rally Set for Fans to Cheer on Titan Baseball
The University and local community are holding a rally for the Titan baseball team as it readies for the College World Series.
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Student Researcher Recognized for Graduate Thesis on Seabirds
This year’s winner of the Giles T. Brown Outstanding Thesis Award is Chelsea (Rankin) Felbeck, who studied the colony dynamics of Southern California’s elegant terns.
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Math and Technology Explored at Learning Institute for Educators
A free, teacher-led professional learning institute is being offered June 26-27, in collaboration with the California Teachers Summit, set for next month.
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Self-Driving Trash Bin Makes Taking Out the Garbage Easier
A self-driving trash bin and a “smart” pitching machine that delivers pitches remotely via an app are among senior design projects created by Class of 2017 computer engineering graduates.
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CSUF Experts Offer Insight Into 2024-2028 Olympics Proposal
Toby Rider and John Gleaves, directors of CSUF’s Center for Sociocultural Sport and Olympic Research, discuss a historic recommendation to simultaneously award two future games to two separate cities.
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Senate Chair Looks to Reinvigorating Shared Governance
Steve Stambough, professor of political science and the 2017-18 Academic Senate Chair, outlines the expected issues and focus of the advisory body’s actions in the coming year.