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.
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Center for Oral and Public History Named for Founding Faculty Member Lawrence de Graaf
The professor emeritus of history helped create the University’s first archive and its oral history program.
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In Memoriam — Patrick Callanan
Longtime campus lecturer passed away March 17.
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Choral Program, John Williams Collaboration Part of New CD
Cal State Fullerton students joined the composer in interpretations of “Hymn to the Fallen” from the film “Saving Private Ryan” and “Dry Your Tears, Afrika” from “Amistad.”
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Educator a ‘Pillar of the Profession’
John L. Hoffman, chair and associate professor of educational leadership, has been recognized with a “Pillars of the Profession” award from NASPA — Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education.
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In Memoriam — William Julius
The longtime lecturer of political science died March 7.
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Former U.S. Senator Encourages Student Involvement in Politics
Former U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer, author of “The Art of Tough,” encouraged people to not be afraid to get involved in government during her March 20 talk as part of Cal State Fullerton’s Humanities and Social Sciences Week.
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Study: CSUF Boosts Economy by $2.26 Billion
A new economic impact analysis shows that Cal State Fullerton is a major driver of economic activity statewide.