Campus Kicks Off Veteran and Military Appreciation Month
Cal State Fullerton kicked off their celebration of Veteran and Military Appreciation Month this November with the annual flag raising.
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Solving Climate Change Problems: CSUF Presents Energy and Sustainability Summit
CSUF’s first Energy and Sustainability Summit focused on statewide climate goals and how different sectors are pursuing new ways to enhance sustainability.
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Strategic Communications Unveils New University Logos
As an integral part of shaping and advancing the university brand, Strategic Communications is unveiling a new logo system to reflect the university’s growth and identity. Recognizing “Cal State Fullerton” and “CSUF” are the most recognizable institutional names and brand assets, the new official logos are designed to position it amongst stakeholders and public audiences. […]
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To the Edge of the Universe — and Beyond
With the next-generation Cosmic Explorer observatory, Cal State Fullerton gravitational-wave scientists shift research focus toward future discoveries of the cosmos.
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Native American Heritage Month Celebrates Empowerment Through Education
Cal State Fullerton will celebrate Native American Heritage Month in November with campus programs and events.
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New Study Reveals Alarming Amount of Microplastics Ingested by Baleen Whales off California’s Coast
A new collaborative study, led by Cal State Fullerton postdoctoral scholar Shirel Kahane-Rapport, reveals that filter-feeding baleen whales ingest millions of pieces of microplastics — and consume more plastic than any other ocean organism.
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Student Journalist Investigates Working Conditions in Beauty Care Industry
Cal State Fullerton’s Melanie Nguyen was one of four CSU students chosen for Asian American Journalists Association’s VOICES program.
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Go Vote: Ballot Propositions 101
Sarah Hill, Cal State Fullerton professor of political science, reviews each proposition on the 2022 California State Ballot.
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Creature of the Deep Sea: Marine Biology Researcher Studies Ghost Sharks
Cal State Fullerton biology graduate student Katie Kern is studying chimaeras, a deep-sea fish that has no bones, but a skeleton made of cartilage and a forehead appendage with spiky teeth.
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Educator Is an Advocate for LGBTQ+ Future Teachers
William Toledo joined Cal State Fullerton this fall as an assistant professor of secondary education. His research focuses on ensuring how student teachers can be comfortable being gay and lesbian teaching professionals and preparing future teachers to become LGBTQ+ advocates in schools.