CSUF Hosts Second Annual Disability Awareness Day
Student performances, guest speakers, an expression wall and resource fair are part of Cal State Fullerton’s Oct. 12 Disability Awareness Day.
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$5.8 Million Federal Grant Helps Raise the Bar in STEM Education
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a $5.8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for a project to increase the number of Hispanics who earn bachelor’s degrees in STEM.
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Engineering Researcher Develops Novel Cooling Applications
Darren Banks joins Cal State Fullerton this fall semester as an assistant professor of mechanical engineering. His research interests include thermal fluid engineering.
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Surviving the ‘Big One’
Experts have been predicting that Southern California is overdue for a big quake and today, the California Office of Emergency Services has issued an earthquake advisory through Oct. 4 following a swarm of small quakes in the Salton Sea area.
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Valuing the Importance of Efficient Supply Chain Management
In a nation where meat, fruit and nuts are often a transnational commodity, efficiency in supply chain management can have a major impact on whether you see certain products on your store shelves. Min Choi, an assistant professor of management who joined Cal State Fullerton this fall, has studied the issue.
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Rare Book Collector Lends Support to Pollak Library
CSUF’s Patrons of the Library will host an Oct. 15 lecture, featuring rare book collector and bibliophile Gordon Van De Water.
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Signing Up for Fitness and Fun
The Employee Wellness Program offers a wide range of opportunities for faculty and staff to work out with their peers without having to drive to a busy fitness center.
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‘Bat Night’ Returns at Tucker
“Bat Night” at Cal State Fullerton’s Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary on Oct. 15 features educational talks about bats and myths that surround them.
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Governor Signs Bill Addressing Homelessness, Hunger Among College Students
A new state law will complement the California State University’s own efforts to address the issue of hunger and homelessness among college students.
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‘Acknowledging Our Latinx Roots and Celebrating Our Diversity’
Student groups and departments are celebrating the achievements of Hispanics through a variety of programs continuing through Oct. 12.