Stargazers Invited to Spectacular Supermoon Viewing Nov. 14
The Physics Department is hosting a public stargazing party Monday, Nov. 14, to observe the supermoon. This will be the closest full moon to Earth since 1948.
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Trans Day of Remembrance Set
The Association of InterCultural Awareness, a program of Associated Students Inc., hosts “Trans Day of Remembrance: Unite, Empower, Celebrate,” a Nov. 15 event to honor the lives of transgender people who have died.
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Second-Place Pumpkin Launch Win for Women Student Engineers
Members of Cal State Fullerton’s Society of Women Engineers tied for second place out of 15 teams in the Nov. 5 Pumpkin Launch competition on campus. It was the fifth time that the group was a high finisher in the competition.
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CSUF President Appointed Chair-Elect of AASCU Board
Mildred García, president of California State University, Fullerton, has been appointed chair-elect of the board of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU).
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CSUF Partners With Univision to Create On-Campus News Bureau
The College of Communications and Univision Los Angeles partnership connects bilingual journalism students with mentors, internships and educational experiences that will boost their career development.
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University Police Are Reaccredited
The University Police Department has received reaccreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Inc.
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Students Set to Participate in Regional Farming and Food Security Conference
U-Acre students can attend at two-day GrowLocalOC conference on campus.
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Titans Give Children a ‘Jumpstart’
CSUF’s successful Jumpstart program was selected as one of five sites across the nation to pilot a new curriculum in local preschools.
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Doc Severinsen, Marc Cherry Headline Clayes Celebration
The Clayes 10th Anniversary Community Open House showcased the talent of arts students and faculty members.
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Faculty Share Challenges and Solutions in Learning Communities
Across Cal State Fullerton, faculty members are getting together on a regular basis as part of small, faculty learning communities focused on diversity and inclusion. The communities were created to share knowledge, skills and ways of working on a campus that prides itself on being inclusive and understanding of its diverse population.