Where the Wild Things Are
The Fullerton Arboretum is hosting a series of nature talks this summer, focusing on climate change, wolves and the spiders of Orange County.
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Dance Majors to Perform at National Historic Landmark
Andrew Corpuz, Jonathan Kim, Kevin Lopez and Chris Jensen have been invited to dance at Jacob’s in Becket, Massachusetts, as part of the Inside/Out American College Dance National Gala Highlights Concert.
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2016 Olympics: CSUF Historian Sheds Light on New Refugee Team
Toby Rider, assistant professor of kinesiology, examines the International Olympic Committee’s decision to allow the first-ever refugee team to compete at the Rio Games.
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Faculty Leaves and Sabbaticals Announced
Sixty one Cal State Fullerton faculty members have been granted leaves and sabbaticals, according to Faculty Affairs and Records.
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Nonprofits Get Tips and Advice at Annual ‘Summer School’
Cal State Fullerton’s Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research hosts its annual Summer School for Nonprofits Aug. 15-18.
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Three Nursing Students Receive Latham Support Award
The new Latham Support Award recognizes Cal State Fullerton nursing students who demonstrate outstanding support to their peers.
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Titans Go to Washington
Cal State Fullerton students are gaining internship experience and meeting global leaders through the DC Scholars Program.
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Interim University Librarian Finishes Run Under Extreme Conditions
Withstanding a heat wave and other obstacles, Scott Hewitt completes the 46-mile “3 Peaks Run” to raise funds for Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library.
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CSUF Task Force to Examine Homelessness, Food Insecurity
A new task force at Cal State Fullerton will work to address services for students who experience food insecurity and homelessness.
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Educator Promoted to Dean of CSUF’s College of Education
Longtime CSUF educator Lisa Kirtman, associate dean and professor of elementary and bilingual education, has been appointed to the position of dean of the College of Education, effective Aug 16.