HACU Ambassador Program Empowers Latinx Students to Lead
Students and alumnae of the university’s HACU Ambassador Program share the impact it has had on their lives and careers.
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One Book, One CSUF Event to Feature Experts on the Japanese American Internment Experience
Campus members are invited to the fall launch of the One Book, One CSUF program for a discussion of “They Called Us Enemy.”
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Undergraduate Physics Researcher Honored with CSU Trustees’ Award
Mauricio Gomez Lopez is the CSUF recipient of the 2021 CSU Trustees’ Award, the highest recognition of student achievement given by the university system.
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Thesis Retreats Give Grad Students a Writing Community
In 2017, Leslie Bruce, a Cal State Fullerton lecturer in English and faculty fellow for Writing Across the Curriculum, noticed that there were programs to assist students in writing for general education and undergraduate classes. But what about programs for graduate students? “I saw a gap in the support so we collaborated with librarian Jie […]
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Ánimo Counseling Program Tackles Shortage of Mental Health Providers in Latinx Communities
Cal State Fullerton’s Ánimo: Latinx Counseling Emphasis prepares students to provide bilingual and bicultural counseling for Latinx clients and families.
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Advantages of Indigenous Parenting Techniques During the Pandemic
A Cal State Fullerton researcher found that certain Indigenous parenting techniques strengthened children’s emotional development.
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Campus Gathers to Reflect Upon the Pandemic’s Toll
Campus members gathered for Titans Remember to reflect on the losses of the pandemic and to feel the support of fellow Titans.
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‘Gender Affirming Closet’ Offers Clothing for LGBTQ Students
The campus’ new Gender Affirming Closet provides free clothing for transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming students.
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Titans Get Healthy One Step at a Time
Titans can now get their steps in on campus, thanks to a partnership between Cal State Fullerton and Providence St. Jude Medical Center. On Tuesday, campus and medical center officials unveiled a 2-mile walking path that weaves around the university and is designed to promote health and wellness. More than 100 Titans walked the path […]
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Supportive Texts Can Improve College Students’ Mental Health
Research on texting and mental health finds receiving supportive texts can reduce anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation among college students.