Can Artificial Intelligence Help Increase Diversity in STEM?
A study gauges how well artificial intelligence can help connect college students from underrepresented communities with STEM mentors.
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University Recognizes New Emeriti
Fifteen faculty and staff members were recently awarded emeriti status.
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The California State University to Require COVID-19 Vaccination Booster for Spring 2022 Term
The CSU will require faculty, staff and students to get a COVID-19 vaccine booster shot in order to be considered fully immunized.
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In Memoriam: Shay Sayre
Shay Sayre, professor emeritus of communications, died Oct. 30.
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In Memoriam: Munir ‘Monte’ El-Saden
Munir R. “Monte” El-Saden, professor of mechanical engineering emeritus and a founding member of that department, died Nov. 28 at the age of 93.
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Top 21 Stories of 2021
2021 was a year of resilience and hope for the campus. See CSUF’s top stories of the year through news, social media and photography.
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Alumnus Helps Lead Marketing at Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Amid a global pandemic, alumnus Shogo Nishiyori worked to ensure the Tokyo 2020 Olympics could be held safely in his native country.
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$325,000 Workforce Development Grant from Bank of America Supports CSUF’s Women in Computer Science and Engineering Program
The university’s Women in Computer Science and Engineering (WiCSE) Program recently received a pivotal Bank of America grant of $325,000.
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Community College Students Can Explore STEM, Research in Expanded Program
To support STEM transfer students in collaboration with nine local community colleges, the university has received a $5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
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Philosophy Student and Aspiring Lawmaker Empowered by Panetta Internship in D.C.
Cal State Fullerton senior Zachary Zirzow was one of 26 California students to complete a Washington, D.C. internship this year as a Panetta scholar.