Professors Study Online Learning and Its Effects on College Students During the Pandemic
A CSUF study examines the impact of remote learning on students’ college experience, performance and future preferences for online learning.
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness: Rewarding College Alumni Who Work in the Public Sector
The new Public Service Loan Forgiveness may help Cal State Fullerton alumni working in the public sector manage student debt.
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Geology Students Investigate Ancient Volcano System Near Yosemite
CSUF geology students investigated an inactive volcanic magma chamber — once filled with molten rock and crystals — in the Sierra National Forest.
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Aspiring Doctor Studies Possible Solutions to Bacterial Infections in Argentina
Nima Aminzadeh, a biological science student at Cal State Fullerton, studied bacterial infections this summer in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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World Music Takes Center Stage at CSUF Through Latin and Jazz Chamber Ensembles
Cal State Fullerton’s Latin and Jazz Chamber Ensemble directors empower students to succeed in the music industry.
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Cal State Fullerton Named One of Nation’s Best Colleges, Top Performers on Social Mobility
U.S. News & World Report ranked Cal State Fullerton as No. 7 top performer on social mobility in the nation and No. 83 top public school in the nation.
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Computer Science Scholar From Vietnam Receives CSU’s Top Student Award
Cal State Fullerton computer science major Nghia Trong Phan is among this year’s recipients of the CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement.
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Fulbright Scholars Study Ghanaian Education, Impact of COVID-19 on Maya Communities
Faculty members Abigail Amoako Kayser and Lucia Alcalá have recently been selected as Fulbright U.S. Scholars to Ghana and Mexico, respectively.
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Convocation 2022: Looking Forward and Celebrating the Past
During its annual Convocation, Cal State Fullerton leadership welcomed faculty, staff, students and friends to the 2022-23 academic year.
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Computational Epidemiology: A New Tool to Fight Global Infectious Diseases
Sampson Akwafuo, assistant professor of computer science, is focusing his faculty-student research on computational epidemiology. This new and rapidly growing field develops computational tools for modeling, simulating, predicting and visualizing the spread of diseases in the field of epidemiology.