Student Artists’ Watercolors on Exhibit at Fullerton Arboretum
Watercolor paintings by students of Lawrence T. Yun, professor of art, are on exhibit in the Orange County Agricultural & Nikkei Heritage Museum.
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Civil Engineer Chosen as Outstanding Professor
Binod Tiwari, professor of civil and environmental engineering, is this year’s Outstanding Professor — the University’s top faculty honor. President Mildred García announced his selection before his colleagues at the May 11 Academic Senate meeting.
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Titans Finish First in Statewide Research Competition
Five CSUF student researchers won first-place awards for their work at the 31st annual California State University Student Research Competition.
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Student Security Sleuths Earn Accolade for Cyberattack
Cybersecurity students won accolades for their successful cyberattack at a collegiate competition at Cal Poly Pomona.
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Grad School Dreams Realized
What once was a dream is coming to reality for 10 first-generation college students. Not only are they completing their undergraduate studies this spring, they also have been accepted into graduate programs at universities across the country.
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CSUF to Honor Exceptional Student Scholars, Researchers and Leaders
Cal State Fullerton will be honoring its top graduating students and recent graduates, Friday, May 19, during the 2017 Honors and Scholars Awards Program.
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Faculty Honored as ELEVATE Fellows
Two Cal State Fullerton junior faculty members will be attending ELEVATE — a June 28-30 early career faculty training program hosted by the Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions.
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Dreams to Degrees: Graduating Guardian Scholars Saluted
A dozen graduating Guardian Scholars were lauded for their achievements at the May 3 recognition reception.
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Top Ranked for Bachelor’s Degrees to Asian-Americans
CSUF is ranked first in the nation for awarding bachelor’s degrees in business to Asian Americans.
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President’s Scholars Celebrate Upcoming Graduation
Hundreds gathered to celebrate the upcoming graduation of 14 President’s Scholars during a special ceremony held Tuesday, May 2. The graduates are continuing a tradition that began 38 years ago when the University began the merit-based program.