CSUF Student Wins $1,500 Scholarship From Disneyland
Brei Burries recognized by African American Studies Department for her gospel dance choreography talent.
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Students Share Immigrants’ Stories
History class plans a German oral history festival’s first United States event.
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CSUF and Irvine Valley College Accounting Program Seeks High School Students
High school students interested in completing a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years can look no further that a program offered through a Cal State Fullerton and Irvine Valley College partnership.
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CSUF Joins National Network to Improve Graduation Rates for Black, Hispanic Students
Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García and José L. Cruz, provost and vice president for academic affairs, are co-chairing a new network to help underrepresented students achieve their goal of graduating from college.
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‘No Mas Bebes’ Documentary Screening
The Center for Oral and Public History to host screening of “No Mas Bebes” at 5 p.m. Monday, March 14.
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Students to Join National Honor Society
Nearly 100 CSUF scholars in top tiers of their class are invited to join Phi Kappa Phi at March 23 induction.
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Five Questions With CSUF College of Communications Dean Scott Paynton
Dean shares challenges and goals of new post.
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Farmers’ Markets Coming to Campus
Looking for fresh produce? Check out the farmers’ markets being offered on campus this spring.
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NSM Hosts Science & Math Symposium March 15-18
“Realizing Reality: Shattering Expectations” is the theme of this year’s Science and Math Symposium, keynoted by the hosts of “Mythbusters.”
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More Through Mentoring
CSUF’s Mihaylo College of Business and Economics has established a new program in which graduate students are mentored by working professionals. The goal is a more personal and professional experience as a student and connections with others in their future careers.