They Persisted: CSUF Celebrates Achievements of Women
President Mildred García hosts Women’s History Month reception, honoring trailblazing women.
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Honoring Students Who Learn by Serving
Cal State Fullerton will host a program to honor students who serve, faculty members who develop community-engagement activities for their students, and partners who work with students and the University.
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Ecologist Steps in to Lead Mojave Desert Research, Education Center
Darren R. Sandquist, an expert in desert plant ecology, is the new director of the California Desert Studies Consortium.
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Big Win for Student Engineers
Titan student civil engineers won first place in the 2017 “GeoWall” competition — the third time a CSUF team has won the national championship.
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Business Students Take Top Honors in Consulting Project Contest
For more than a quarter of a century, Cal State Fullerton business students have been taking top honors in a national student consulting competition. This year, two teams made it to the top levels of competition.
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Oscar-Nominated Screenwriter to Discuss Powerful Storytelling at April 5 Talk
The screenwriter for “Hotel Rwanda” will discuss the history of Hollywood and storytelling tools used in film.
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America’s Chief Pharmacy Officer Shares Career With Students
Alumna Pamela M. Schweitzer, the first female chief professional officer of pharmacy and assistant surgeon general in the U.S. Public Health Service, returned to her alma mater to visit with students.
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Titans With Stellar Research Projects Headed to Statewide Competition
Titan research includes studies of cyberbullying, dry-eye disease, jazz, oysters and filtration mechanics.
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Experts Discuss LA’s Bid for 2024 Olympic Games
CSUF’s Center for Sociocultural Sport and Olympic Research hosts an April 4 lecture, featuring panelists from the University of Chicago, LA 2024 and the LA84 Foundation.
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CSU Trustees Approve Tuition Increase
The California State University Board of Trustees today approved the first tuition increase since 2011. Effective fall 2017, the increase will amount to $270 for undergraduates and is expected to generate $77.5 million in net revenue.