Faculty-Student Researchers Use Machine Learning Models to Manage Public Disasters and Health Emergencies
Computer science students are learning how to use machine learning models to manage life-changing public disasters and health emergencies.
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Faculty to Test AI Writing Coach’s Ability to Advance Academic Writing and Digital Literacy in Higher Education
Cal State Fullerton faculty members are embarking on a grant project to enhance academic writing and digital literacy using artificial intelligence.
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New 10-Month Accounting Graduate Program Offers Students ‘Learn and Earn’ Pathway to CPA Careers
Cal State Fullerton’s new 10-month Master of Science in Accountancy program offers a rigorous accounting and technology-rich curriculum and internships at top public accounting firms in Orange County and the region.
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Five-Time Gold Glove Award Winner Matt Chapman Built Baseball Foundation at CSUF
Cal State Fullerton alum and Major League Baseball player Matt Chapman was the keynote speaker at the Jan. 24 Dinner With the Titans fundraiser.
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A Titan’s Guide to the Spring Semester
From campus updates to Commencement 2025 celebrations, here is what Titans need to know for the spring 2025 semester, beginning Jan. 18.
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Civil Engineer Honored With Nation’s Presidential Award for Mentorship
Binod Tiwari, associate vice president for research and sponsored programs and professor of civil and environmental engineering, has been honored with the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring.
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Bachelor’s Program in Urban Learning Prepares Undergrads to Become Social Justice Educators
CSUF’s College of Education’s first undergraduate degree program in urban learning started in the fall with 28 first-time, first-year students.
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Nationally Recognized ‘I Am First’ Program Paves Career Pathway for First-Gen Student
Cal State Fullerton first-gen student Lizeth Fuentes credits the “I Am First” program for putting her on the path to a master’s degree in social work.
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Top Stories of 2024
Cal State Fullerton’s top stories of 2024 highlight a year of remarkable achievements, inspiring student stories, groundbreaking faculty research and more.
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American Studies Professor Pens Book on the Impact of Decluttering
Carrie Lane, Cal State Fullerton professor of American studies, published a book on the professional organizing industry and the importance of decluttering.