Campus Recognizes New Emeriti
CSUF has announced the naming of a number of faculty and staff members as emeriti.
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Students Return to Campus
As the fall semester begins at Cal State Fullerton, students moving into the residence halls take part in “Opening Day” festivities.
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Traffic Ahead: Roads Bordering CSUF Under Heavy Construction
Road construction continues adjacent to Cal State Fullerton but is expected to be completed by early September.
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‘The Explorers Guild’ Brings Graphic Fiction to the Begovich
The illustrations of Rick Ross, who worked with alumnus Kevin Costner on the book “Explorers Guild: Volume One: A Passage to Shambhala,” make their debut at the Begovich Gallery Saturday, Aug. 27.
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Methane-Eating Microorganisms: A Solution to Climate Change?
Sean Loyd, assistant professor of geological sciences, is the lead author of a study published in Nature Communications that offers insights into the relationship among methane, microbes and rocks, and how rocks can preserve evidence of ancient methane-consuming microbial communities.
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Campus Welcomes New Class of Tenure-Track Faculty Members
President Mildred García this week welcomed new members of the tenure-track faculty during Monday’s convocation and at a dinner held in their honor.
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Convocation 2016: Charting Success, Looking Ahead
A crowd of new and veteran faculty, staff and administrators gathered this morning in Meng Concert Hall to hear President Mildred García deliver her fifth CSUF Convocation address.
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SEC Conference Delves Into Legal and Financial Reporting Issues
“A Legal and Financial Reporting Update for Public Companies” is the theme of the 15th annual SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) “Hot Topics” Conference sponsored by Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Corporate Reporting and Governance.
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President García to Present Convocation Address Monday
Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García will deliver the University’s annual convocation address before an assembly of faculty, staff, students and guests at 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 15.
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Assistant Professor and Writer Wins Poetry Prize
Natalie Graham’s manuscript takes the 2016 Cave Canem Poetry Prize, a coveted award and publishing deal for African American poets.