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.
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Health Law Expert Named Dean of College of Health and Human Development
Following a national search, Jason Smith has been appointed as the next dean of Cal State Fullerton’s College of Health and Human Development.
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Fullerton to Fill Its Olympic Pool With Men’s and Women’s Water Polo Teams
It’s been nearly four decades since Cal State Fullerton fielded a water polo team. A revival of the sport was seen by many as a pipe dream. But dreams sometimes do come true. The school is adding men’s and women’s water polo teams next year, Director of Athletics Jim Donovan has announced. Fullerton had a […]
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Lived Experiences Lead to Awareness of Societal Inequities
Foundational values are instilled in the formative years of one’s growth. For me, this began at home, growing up in a family where my parents insisted upon equal and fair treatment of everyone. Growing up in a secular India, I celebrated every religious occasion with friends from different religions. But, we also suffered from the […]
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Undoing Systemic Racism Is Key to Anti-Racism Journey
In 1992, while I was a Cal State Fullerton student studying abroad in Germany, Black motorist Rodney King was beaten by police officers. Those officers were subsequently acquitted, and civil unrest broke out in Los Angeles. In our shared kitchen, my European floormates asked me to explain why. It was the first time I recall […]
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National Study Finds Youth Participation in Team Sports Linked to Fewer Mental Health Difficulties
Matt Hoffmann, CSUF assistant professor of kinesiology, discusses key findings from his latest study of team sports and mental health.
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My Journey Toward Anti-Racism Started With Anti-Sexism
Growing up in Taiwan, a monoracial society, sexism was the first type of oppression I experienced. I am forever grateful and appreciative of my parents having “the talk” with me very early on about people who think less of women and girls. The clear message that “they” are the ones who are wrong has been […]
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CSUF Engineering Team Selected for Competition to Build Sustainable Home, Address Issues Facing Orange County Housing
To help solve California’s housing needs through sustainable development, a Cal State Fullerton student and faculty engineering team has been selected to participate in the first-ever Orange County Sustainability Decathlon.