Who Deserves an Oscar? Experts Share Their Favorites
Faculty members Anne James and Anthony Sparks, both well versed in the cinematic arts, pick their front-runners for the 89th Academy Awards.
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The Growth of Global, Cultural Branding and What it Means for American Marketing
Three CSUF marketing faculty members ooked at their own cultural experiences in a study on the growth of small global brands that are breaking out beyond their cultural beginnings to a broader audience.
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New Music Festival Explores ‘Ends of the Earth’
Now in its 16th year, the festival celebrates pioneering music through guest artists, discussion panels and special collaborations.
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Univision Announces Partnership with College of Communications and Latino Communications Initiative
Univision’s Contigo program includes a yearlong campaign bringing positive role models to the University and surrounding communities.
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Campbell’s ‘You Are Here’ on Display
An exhibit by Rebecca Campbell, assistant professor of art, runs through April 6 at Cal Lutheran University’s Kwan Fong Gallery of Art and Culture.
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Communicative Disorders Program to Become Communication Sciences and Disorders Department
President approves name change for new department focused on communicative disorders.
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Congressman Lou Correa Celebrates Community Swearing-in at Grand Central Art Center
Cal State Fullerton alumnus and newly elected Congressman Lou Correa will take part-in a ceremonial swearing in Wednesday, Feb. 22, at CSUF’s Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana.
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Cinema and Television Arts Faculty Member Wins Big at NAACP Image Awards
Anthony Sparks, assistant professor of cinema and television arts, accepts the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Drama Series with the “Queen Sugar” team.
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Titan Bites App Helps Students Locate Free Food on Campus
Cal State Fullerton’s new Titan Bites app helps students locate free or leftover food on campus. The app is part of the University’s ongoing efforts to address food and housing insecurity on campus.
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CSUF Hosts Free Screening of PBS Documentary ‘Being Mortal’
Campus and community experts gather Feb. 23 for a thought-provoking panel discussion on end-of-life care, following a screening of the PBS Frontline documentary, “Being Mortal.”