Women’s History Month: Campus Reaffirms Support for Female-Identifying Titans
Cal State Fullerton will celebrate Women’s History Month this March, spotlighting the experiences of female-identifying Titans.
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‘Your Story, Our Story’: Campus Climate Study to Focus on Sense of Belonging
To ensure an inclusive, just and equitable educational experience for all Titans, CSUF’s campus climate survey will be open from March 1-31.
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‘College Is for You’: Super Sunday Efforts Focus on Prospective Black Students
Every year, President Fram Virjee, faculty and staff members visit African American churches to encourage congregants to attend college.
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Alumnus Pledges $4 Million Gift to Support Desert Science
Brian and Lori Rennie have pledged a planned gift to Cal State Fullerton valued at $4 million to support desert science.
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Kinesiology Expert Makes Inclusion Part of the Game
John Gleaves, a Cal State Fullerton kinesiology professor, studies how physical education spaces can be made more inclusive for young transgender athletes.
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Webinar Celebrates Comprehensive Campaign Success
Learn about the success of “It Takes a Titan: The Campaign for Cal State Fullerton” from Greg Saks, vice president for university advancement.
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New Police Chief to Emphasize Equity, Inclusion and Mental Health Support in Campus Policing
Following a nationwide search, Anthony Frisbee has been appointed chief of police at Cal State Fullerton, starting March 1.
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Educators Examine Racial Climate in Teacher Preparation Programs
Cal State Fullerton education professors are co-authors of an award-winning article on fostering healthy racial climates in teacher preparation programs.
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It Takes a Titan: A Donor’s Gift Is Supporting My Dream of Working in Health Care
Samantha Enciso, a Cal State Fullerton biological science major, shares how the Gayton Scholarship is allowing her to gain hands-on experience in the health care field.
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Center for Oral and Public History to Recognize Three Political Leaders
Cal State Fullerton’s Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History will recognize Miguel Pulido, Ed Royce and Mimi Walters.