Generative AI-Assisted Project Prepares Students for Careers in Chip Design
Cal State Fullerton students are learning generative AI-assisted chip design, funded by a $150,000 grant from the California Education Learning Lab.
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Branding Professional Returns to Alma Mater to Inspire Students at Women’s Leadership Program Conference
At the Women’s Leadership Program Conference, Cal State Fullerton alum Sharon Don encouraged students to trust in their abilities.
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CSUF Advocates for Budget Support Amid Statewide Financial Challenges
With the California State University system facing unprecedented financial challenges, Cal State Fullerton President Ronald S. Rochon joined hundreds of students, faculty and staff at the state capitol to advocate for critical funding to support the nation’s largest four-year public university system.
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CSUF School of Nursing Celebrates 50 Years of Health Care Excellence
For 50 years, Cal State Fullerton’s School of Nursing has guided students into successful careers and fueled Orange County’s health care workforce.
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Royce International Symposium Empowers Students to Approach Diplomacy With ‘Intelligence and Great Integrity’
Cal State Fullerton’s annual Royce International Symposium provided students with opportunities to present their research on international politics.
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Undergraduate Researcher Explores Black Barbie’s Influence on Children’s Self-Image
Cal State Fullerton Class of 2025 grad Amirah Kambe researched the impact of Black Barbie dolls on young Black girls’ perception of hair.
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History Alum’s Bookstore Inspires Conversations About Social Justice, Activism
Cal State Fullerton history alum Onikah Asamoa-Caesar founded Fulton Street Books & Coffee in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Rats, Cats and Prairie Dogs: Outstanding Professor Unravels Wildlife Ecology Research
During his Outstanding Professor Lecture, wildlife ecologist Paul Stapp discussed projects of current and past students as examples of his faculty-student ecology research.
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Physics Researchers Use Tiny Vinegar Eelworms to Harness Collective Motion and Understand Active Matter
Faculty-student physics researchers are studying how vinegar eelworms sync their direction of motion and oscillate their bodies in unison to better understand how active matter works.
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Educator Empowers Students to Become the Math Teachers They Needed
Math educator Mallika Scott teaches future teachers how to navigate the challenges of teaching mathematics to young students.