Black History Month Celebrations on Campus
Commemorative events include film screenings, exhibits and panel discussions throughout February.
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Covered California Open Enrollment Ends Jan. 31
The California State University urges campus members to remind students that open enrollment for health care coverage with Covered California — a health care option for uninsured students and others — ends Jan. 31.,
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CSU Among Top Universities Helping Low-Income Students Succeed
Twenty CSU campuses have been ranked top performers in the country among universities that help low-income students find financial success, according to a new ranking.
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Get Ready for Discoverfest!
Learn more about campus clubs, student organizations and departments during Cal State Fullerton’s Discoverfest, Feb. 3-4, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. along Titan Walk and in the Quad.
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Business Teams Face Off in Campus ACG Cup Competition
Six Cal State Fullerton teams will face off in a ACG Cup competition on campus. The competition challenges graduate business students’ knowledge and skills in an analysis of a company’s financial situation.
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Meet Shana Alex Charles
Among the 2015-16 class of tenure-track faculty is Shana Alex Charles, who previously served as director of health insurance studies and senior research associate at UCLA’s Center for Health Policy Research.
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Are You Addicted to Facebook?
Business professor Ofir Turel explores automatic and uncontrolled use of technologies and discusses the roots of such ‘addictive’ behaviors
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Introducing Yuhong He
Yuhong He has returned to Orange County where she earned her doctorate. She joined Cal State Fullerton as an assistant professor of information systems and decision sciences last fall.
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Faculty, Staff Curate African-American Dance Exhibition
Alvin Rangel-Alvarado, assistant professor of dance, and Rita Page, a CSUF staff member in Faculty Affairs, are curating “African American Concert Dance Legacy: 1930-1970s.”
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OC Fossil Find: Grad Student Identifies Ancient Mammal
Graduate student Gabriel-Philip Santos has uncovered a new fossil from Orange County — an 8-to-13 million-year-old member of an extinct group of herbivorous marine mammals called desmostylians, a hippo-like looking animal.