Cal State Fullerton’s National Resource Center for Asian Languages, directed by education professor Natalie Tran, has published illustrated children’s books in Vietnamese to support Asian language teachers and their students. Tran also was recognized as one of the 2020 “Women of Distinction” for her work in promoting cultural diversity.
In preparation for the November general election, CSUF’s Office of Alumni Engagement is hosting a voter education series via Zoom and Instagram Live.
CSUF students explore a journey of self-discovery by meeting alumni as they traveled within California.
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Programs at Cal State Fullerton is introducing a new approach to celebrating the diverse cultural groups on campus this academic year.
Cal State Fullerton’s third annual Constitutional Jeopardy show will debut Monday, Sept. 21, via YouTube. The friendly competition will raise funds for three student programs: Moot Court, Guardian Scholars and the Veterans Resource Center.
Road trippers on the West Coast now have an easy way to learn more about the places they drive through, thanks to Cal State Fullerton alumnus Kevin Costner ’78.
Brittlebush is a desert shrub that is adapting and showing a remarkable ability to respond to climate changes in water availability and temperatures, even in places like Death Valley, one of the hottest and driest places on the planet, according to a new published study by CSUF and University of Utah researchers.
Not only is the university is holding its first-ever virtual convocation, but there will be two separate events for faculty/staff and students.
Irwin Gill missed being able to operate a manual transmission when he lost use of his legs. So, he engineered a new to control a car.
A mannequin covered in thousands of corn kernels, created by Mexico City-based artist Alfadir Luna and CSUF alumnus Alejandro Olivares, is currently on view at Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana.