‘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.
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Outstanding Professor Is ‘Living the Arts’ With Students
Professor of Music Robert Istad’s Outstanding Professor Presentation will take place Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the Clayes Performing Arts Center’s Meng Concert Hall.
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New Director Brings International Perspective to CSUF Real Estate Institute
Sandy G. Bond, a 25-year real estate veteran from New Zealand, brings her expertise and knowledge to Cal State Fullerton as the new director of its Real Estate and Land Use Institute (RELUI).
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Learn to Become an Ally to CSUF Veterans, Military Service Members
The Veterans Resource Center is offering VETNET Ally seminars Oct. 5 and Nov. 3 to educate the campus community about the needs and concerns of military service members and veterans.
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Grand Central Kicks Off October With Toy Theater, Free Workshops
New at Cal State Fullerton’s Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana: Yulya Dukhovny’s “Fisherman’s Dream – The World in Miniature.”
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Campaign 2016: CSUF Experts React to First Presidential Debate
CSUF students and faculty experts critique nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump during presidential debate viewing party on campus.
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‘Tuffy’s Career Closet’ Helps Students Dress for Success
Cal State Fullerton’s WoMen’s and Adult Reentry Center is accepting donations of gently used professional attire to stock its new career closet for students.
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Grant Funds Research to Design Earthquake-Proof Skyscrapers
With a nearly $160,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, engineering faculty member Kristijan Kolozvari and his students are developing innovative simulation tools to predict the seismic performance of tall buildings.