Titan Voices: Renowned Alumni Reflect on the Making of Opera Stars
A legacy of talented singers, who later developed into opera stars, received their start in the practice rooms at CSUF.
Alumni
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‘Suicide by Cop’ Study Leads to New Training for Police
A study by CSUF researchers has resulted in the development of a national training guide for police officers to safely respond to suicide by cop incidents.
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CSUF: ‘The Harvard of Journalism Schools on the West Coast’
New York Times writer Marc Stein ’91 discusses how the communications program at Cal State Fullerton prepared him for a career as a journalist.
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Alumni Return for a Winning Homecoming
About a thousand students, alumni, faculty and staff attended the Saturday, Nov. 16, Homecoming festivities and basketball game to cheer on the Titans as they took on the Stanislaus State Warriors.
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Conference Focuses on Teaching in Culturally Diverse Classrooms
Cal State Fullerton is presenting a Tuesday, Nov. 19, conference on “Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Teaching,” featuring workshops presented by 12 education graduate students.
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‘Frozen’ Animator Returns for Sequel
CSUF arts alumnus Wayne Unten reprises his role as animation supervisor of Elsa in Disney’s “Frozen 2,” hitting theaters Nov. 22.
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Education Week Celebrates Teaching Profession, College’s 15th Anniversary
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education is hosting activities Nov. 12-14 for future teachers, current teachers, faculty and staff members, and community members that offer insights about the field of education.
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Homecoming 2019
Alumni, friends, students and others from the campus community will join in the Nov. 16 homecoming festivities at Cal State Fullerton.
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Titan Alumna Fashions a Way to Fight Human Trafficking
The Dressember Foundation, founded by CSUF alumna Blythe Hill, challenges people to wear a dress or a tie every day in December as a way to raise awareness and funds for anti-trafficking programs.
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Alum Returns to Alma Mater as New Art Gallery Director
“A successful exhibition is one that empowers the viewer at many entry points,” says Jennifer Frias, the 2014 MFA art-art design alumna who returned to campus this fall to serve as art gallery director. She speaks as she sits just inside the Begovich Gallery, looking over the artwork currently on display in “A Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place.”