Celebrating Big Band Music and a TV Icon
A Saturday, Nov. 5 discussion and video presentation showcasing big-band music will feature footage of Johnny Carson’s “The Tonight Show” and the NBC Orchestra.
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Pitching Ideas — in 60 Seconds
Area high school and university student-entrepreneurs will pitch their business ideas against the clock Oct. 29 at Cal State Fullerton Fast Pitch Competition
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In Memoriam – James K. Hightower
A campus veteran who served the CSUF community for 35 years died Oct. 8. James K. Hightower, professor emeritus of information systems and decision sciences, was 79.
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Athletic Performance Researcher Joins Kinesiology Faculty
Biomechanics, strength and conditioning researcher Robert Lockie joins Cal State Fullerton this fall as an assistant professor of kinesiology.
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Titan Battalion Hosts Ruck-A-Thon
Cal State Fullerton’s Army ROTC hosts its 4th annual “Ruck-A-Thon” Saturday, Oct. 29. Participants will complete a 10K course while carrying a 35-pound rucksack.
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Art 4 Health Features Titan Talent
CSUF’s Student Wellness and College of the Arts present the 10th annual Art 4 Health exhibit through July 2017, featuring original artwork by students, alumni, faculty and staff.
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Campaign 2016: Health Care Policy Expert Examines Partisan Divide
Shana Alex Charles, assistant professor of health science, continues to lead research on the impact of the divisive Affordable Care Act.
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Annual Economic Forecast Looks at ‘World at a Crossroads’
Cal State Fullerton economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka will discuss the economic outlook for the U.S. and Orange County during the Nov. 2nd Economic Forecast Conference, “World at a Crossroads: Navigating Risks in Pursuit of an Ideal Climate.”
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Campaign 2016: What’s Gender’s Role in Politics?
Political science experts discuss whether gender matters in the presidential election.
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Emeriti Support Students Through Scholarships
Cal State Fullerton emeriti awarded six student scholarships during their annual luncheon hosted by President Mildred García.