Nearly $1 Million FDA Grant Aims to Increase Diversity in COVID-19 Clinical Trials
Joshua Yang, professor of public health, is leading research to develop digital tools that can help increase participation in COVID-19 clinical trials.
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Mental Health Care and Reducing Stress Key to Student Success
Cal State Fullerton is raising awareness about mental health issues to reduce the stigma of seeking and receiving care.
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Stem Cell Scholars Prepare to Advance Knowledge in Budding Field
Cal State Fullerton’s Bridges to Stem Cell Research program prepares the next generation of stem cell scholars to be innovators in the field.
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Campus Garden to Bring New Opportunities for Self-Sustainability
The upcoming garden will be cared for by student organizations, academic departments, service-learning classes and other campus groups.
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War Weighs Heavy on Ukrainian Tennis Player
Cal State Fullerton tennis player Mariia Nikitash, a freshman, keeps up with the war in her native Ukraine and her family’s struggles in the besieged nation, while juggling academic and athletic demands.
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In Memoriam: Ali Izadian
Ali Izadian, associate vice president for capital programs and facilities management responsible for stewarding Cal State Fullerton’s 235-acre campus, died April 24.
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CSUF Economists Stress ‘Decidedly More Grim’ Outlook Following War, Rising Inflation
CSUF economists during the 2022 Spring Economic Forecast discussed the latest inflation and employment trends.
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Titan Superstar: ‘Jack’ Bedell Honored Posthumously With President’s Award of Distinction
John W. “Jack” Bedell, the late professor emeritus of sociology, is the inaugural honoree of the President’s Award of Distinction.
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Alumni Set Up Medical Clinic for Ukrainian Refugees in Tijuana
Cal State Fullerton alumni Eric and Christina Hargis are expediting medical care for Ukrainian refugees at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Civil Rights Activist Shares Lessons on ‘Race, Protests and Politics’
“We Stand Together,” a national coalition of university leaders, recently invited civil rights activist Mary Frances Berry to speak to campuses.