Much Ado About Shakespeare’s Leading Ladies
CSUF professor Kay Stanton presents a May 6 talk based on her new book, “Shakespeare’s ‘Whores’: Erotics, Politics and Poetics.”
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Noted Twin Expert Publishes New Book
A recent book by twins expert Nancy Segal is just one of several recent CSUF faculty publications.
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Pathologist Partners With CSUF for One-Day Workshop on Speech Therapy Technology
The April 21 workshop features pathologist Margaret Perkins as keynote speaker and discussions and training on augmentative and alternative communication devices.
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Comparing Family Businesses
The latest Center for Family Business workshop will focus on how local business compare with others in the region, the nation and internationally.
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Campus Employees Honored by Special Olympics, University
Executive chef receives humanitarian award, while several faculty members are honored with emeriti titles.
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University Mourns Death of Its Fourth President, Milton Gordon
The man who led Cal State Fullerton into prominence as one of the nation’s most inclusive senior institutions of higher learning has died.
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Economic Forecast: What Is the Outlook for Growth in the New Administration?
Cal State Fullerton economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka will analyze recent trends and share their views on which policy proposals from the Trump Administration and Congress are likely to pass, what the impact may be, and risks for the economy during the Thursday, April 27, Spring Economic Forecast.
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Asian American Heritage Honored at University Reception
Cal State Fullerton students, faculty and staff celebrated Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month with a reception hosted by President Mildred García.
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Honoring Executive Leadership
Four individuals who have demonstrated excellence in executive leadership are among the honorees at the Leadership Awards luncheon hosted Friday, May 5, by Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Leadership.
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In Memoriam — M’Lou Dietzer
A noted performer and clinician, the professor emeritus of music joined Cal State Fullerton in 1972 and retired in 1997.