Cracking the Code on ‘Criminal Minds’
Cal State Fullerton theatre arts alum Kirsten Vangsness plays Penelope Garcia in the hit CBS show and Paramount+ spinoff, “Criminal Minds.”
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Special Education Teacher Recognized With National Honor for Sparking Students’ Interest in Mathematics
Special education teacher and alumna Suzanne Huerta is the state’s finalist for the 2024 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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Political Science Experts Explain ‘What to Expect for the 2024 Election’
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Alumni Engagement and Division of Politics, Administration and Justice hosted a Nov. 1 panel discussion to explain what to expect on Election Day and after.
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The Housing Crisis: Inaugural Symposium Addresses Homelessness
Campus and community partners gathered at CSUF’s inaugural symposium to address the housing and homelessness crisis.
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Andy Vargas of Santana and All-Star Band Headline ¡Somos Titans! to Support Latino Students
Celebración de CSUF: ¡Somos Titans! raised $215,000 to fund scholarships, programs and opportunities for Latino students.
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Communications Students Host International Public Relations Conference
Cal State Fullerton alum Leslie Mendez is working with the CSUF chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America to plan the 2024 ICON Conference.
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Newport Beach Film Festival: Communications Students Gain Real-World Event Planning Experience
Cal State Fullerton alum Bernadette Velasco serves as the director of community partnerships for the Newport Beach Film Festival.
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Alumni and Families Get Into the Titan Spirit During Weekend on Campus
During Cal State Fullerton’s Alumni and Family Weekend, hundreds of attendees enjoyed Titan festivities and nine alumni were inducted into the Golden Tusk Club.
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CSUF Angels Night Knocks It Out of the Park
President Ronald Rochon threw the ceremonial first pitch at the Alumni Association’s annual CSUF Angels Night.
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History Student Uses Research Skills to Rebuild Memories After Coma
After a near monthlong coma erased most of his memories, Cal State Fullerton alum William Trevilla decided to pursue a career in history education.