Juneteenth Celebrated at Cal State Fullerton
Cal State Fullerton recently commemorated Juneteenth, a federal holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the United States.
All News
-
-
$1.25 Million Grant Supports Smart-Home Technology Solutions to Serve Formerly Homeless People
A $1.25 million National Science Foundation grant is funding a Cal State Fullerton interdisciplinary, community-based project to develop smart-home technologies for people previously affected by homelessness and now living in permanent supportive housing.
-
CSUF Commemorates Juneteenth This Friday
Cal State Fullerton will commemorate Juneteenth with the raising of a Pan Afrikan flag Friday, June 17.
-
Cal State Fullerton Associate Dean Selected for National Leadership Program
The American Association of State Colleges and Universities has selected Deanna Leone, associate dean of the College of Communications, for its Emerging Leaders Program 2022.
-
A Pillar of Hope
Military-connected students accomplish their personal and professional goals thanks to academic and emotional support from the Veterans Resource Center.
-
Recognizing My White Privilege and Its Intersection With Anti-Racism
I did not grow up in an overtly racist household. My parents did not use hateful or racist speech. They did not engage in practices or organizations that were exclusionary or segregated. So, I spent much of my life viewing myself as “not racist.” But as I genuinely and consciously began my journey toward being […]
-
Talking About Race in My Family Was Awkward Until We Had ‘The Talk’
That one salient moment for me happened during the midst of the social unrest after the murder of George Floyd. My family is from Hong Kong. We immigrated to the United States when I was 3 years old. My parents uprooted their lives to give my sisters and me a chance at an education that […]
-
Senate Leadership Elected for 2022-23 Academic Year
Members of Cal State Fullerton’s Academic Senate recently elected their new slate of leaders for the 2022-23 academic year.
-
My Dad’s Stories Kept Me Safe and Street Smart
I identify as a first-generation college student, cisgender male, Indigenous/Native Pacific Islander, and diasporic Chamoru, ancestrally rooted to the Island of Guam/Guahan; born in (Westside) Long Beach, California, and raised in Southern California in a working-class family. Both of my parents are Chamorro from Guam. Traveling to and from Guam most of my life and living […]
-
Speaking MY Anti-Racism Truth
The great James Baldwin once stated: “The poets (by which I mean all artists) are finally the only people who know the truth about us.” With that being said, I am indeed a poet. However, I do not claim to know the truth more than any, especially considering the years of truth we lost as […]