Cal State Fullerton’s Department of African American Studies presents a new exhibit on the contributions of Buffalo Soldiers during the 1860s and the University’s alumni from a century later. The exhibit runs Oct. 22-Dec. 31 in the Pollak Library.
Cal State Fullerton faculty members and a distinguished alumnus will gather Oct. 19 to debate science’s role in “Solving Moral Dilemmas.”
Friends, family, supporters and campus members join in CSUF’s annual fall celebration, a special celebration this year recognizing the University’s 60th anniversary.
In its sixth year, CSUF’s City Management Fellowship Program is pairing four graduate students with city manager mentors from Lake Forest, Placentia, San Juan Capistrano and Tustin.
The seventh class of the Cal State Fullerton Athletics Hall of Fame has been released and will be inducted and honored on Oct. 27.
Theatre arts Class of 2015 graduate Ruben Carbajal visits the morning news team of KTLA to talk about performing in the national touring company of the Broadway smash “Hamilton.”
Students and alumni are paying homage to the University through song at the Sept. 23 event.
Behind the scenes at the Fullerton Arboretum, two alumni are using their degrees to help nurture the grounds and provide educational experiences for the community.
Theatre arts alumnus discusses his education, acting career and dual roles as John Laurens and Philip Hamilton in the national touring company of “Hamilton.”
Alumnus José Mota, a longtime Angels’ broadcaster, recently made history as the first Major League Baseball broadcaster to offer play-by-play and analysis in English and Spanish on radio and television for the same ballclub.