In Memoriam — Zena Pearlstone
Zena Pearlstone, professor emeritus of art, is remembered for her expertise in the study of Native American art and advocacy for Indigenous artistic communities.
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Commencement 2021: Promise Fulfilled
Over the past 15 months and amid a pandemic, the classes of 2020 and 2021 displayed a resiliency that inspires and personifies why “It Takes A Titan” is not just a phrase, but a way of life. From June 12-15, about 3,000 graduates from the Class of 2020 and 7,000 Titans from the Class of […]
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Commencement at Last!
Commencement 2021 at Cal State Fullerton was a culmination of a promise kept and the resolve and resiliency of the classes of 2020 and 2021. In 2020, when the pandemic was shutting the nation down, President Fram Virjee promised the graduates that they would participate in a commencement ceremony once it was safe to do […]
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Institute of Black Intellectual Innovation Curates Juneteenth Celebration in Orange County
Cal State Fullerton’s Institute of Black Intellectual Innovation is curating the Juneteenth Celebration “Freedom in Full Bloom” at Segerstrom Center.
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Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott and Husband Dan Jewett Give $40 Million Gift to Cal State Fullerton
Cal State Fullerton has received its largest gift in history: $40 million dollars from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.
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A Match Made at Commencement
Alexis Chaires and Alexis Ibarra share the same first name, and after this week, they will share a lifetime. The Cal State Fullerton 2020 graduates professed their love for each other when Ibarra dropped to one knee Saturday in front of the university’s promenade entrance and asked Chaires to marry him — as family and […]
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Commencement 2021: Graduates Reconnect With Classmates and Alma Mater
“Pomp and Circumstance” played once again on the Intramural Field at Cal State Fullerton. More than 9,000 Titans — graduates and candidates for graduation — were expected to walk across the stage, cheered on by more than 18,000 invited guests during the four-day ceremony. After a yearlong delay, graduates from the Class of 2020 had […]
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Nursing Graduates Reflect on Their Profession During a Global Health Crisis
Anna Tada and Helen Dinh, two CSUF School of Nursing students, persevere to graduate amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Class of 2020 Struts the Commencement Stage
A promise made a year ago by President Fram Virjee was fulfilled Saturday as the Class of 2020 strode across the stage during the first of four days of Commencement 2021. “I can’t wait until the incredible experience you and I are going to have at your in-person commencement,” Virjee said during his virtual commencement […]
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Gerontologist Honored With Outstanding Graduate Student Award
Recognizing her enthusiasm for gerontology, leadership skills and strong academics, Michaela Thompson is the recipient of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s 2021 Outstanding Graduate Student Award.