The Force of El Niño
Flooding, landslides, debris flows and impacts to marine life are expected this winter — a result of powerful El Niño storms, CSUF researchers say.
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Introducing Lisa Draskovich-Long
Lisa Draskovich-Long, assistant professor of theatre and dance, has brought years of experience with the Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Riedel Dance Theater and Dance Kaleidoscope to Cal State Fullerton.
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Parvin Shahrestani Joins Biological Science Faculty
Parvin Shahrestani, assistant professor of biological science, joined CSUF from Cornell University, where she was a National Institutes of Health Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Entomology.
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Nature Is Calling
Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary will hold its annual Open House Dec. 29-31, featuring nature walks, children’s crafts and more.
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CSUF Scientists: Brace for ‘Monster’ El Niño
CSUF scientists weigh in on El Niño — the so-called “monster” storms coming this winter, ushered in by the abnormally warm water in the Pacific Ocean near the equator.
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In Memoriam — Oswaldo Arana
Oswaldo (Ozzie) Arana, professor emeritus of foreign languages and literatures, died Nov. 24. He was 90.
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In Memoriam — Takenori Aso
Takenori Aso, associate professor emeritus of sociology, died Oct. 1. Aso taught at Cal State Fullerton for more than 30 years.
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Dune Silent Art Auction Underway
Art created by faculty members and students for the 50th anniversary of Dune is being auctioned to help support Pollak Library’s University Archives and Special Collections.
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CSUF Statement on Syed Rizwan Farook
Cal State Fullerton has issued a statement regarding Syed Rizwan Farook.
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Campus Extends Study Spaces and Hours for Finals
Students looking for a late-night spot to cram for finals or finish their final reports will find plenty of spaces throughout both Cal State Fullerton’s main and Irvine campuses beginning Monday, Dec. 7.