A Titan Raises the Bar
Alumnus Gregory Washington competed on Cal State Fullerton’s moot court team. Now he’s an attorney who has represented clients like Google, PG&E, Uber and Apple Inc.
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Changing the Face of Science
Geology alumni Michelle Barboza-Ramirez and Gabriel-Philip Santos are co-hosts of the PBS show “Eons,” taking viewers on a journey through the prehistoric past.
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A Home Behind the Lens
From the Daily Titan to the Los Angeles Times, alumna Christina House is the recipient of a coveted Pulitzer Prize for feature photography.
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Kinesiology Grad Turns Passion for Soccer Into Research Career
Cal State Fullerton Class of 2024 kinesiology grad Ryutaro Ichihara was named the Alumni Association’s 2024 Outstanding Graduate Student.
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CSUF Shines Spotlight on Its ‘Brightest Stars’ at University Awards Program
The campus community gathered for a star-studded University Awards Program “Honoring Our Brightest Stars” to celebrate Cal State Fullerton’s stellar staff and faculty.
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Guardian Scholars Program Reflects on 25 Years, Celebrates Largest Graduating Class to Date
Cal State Fullerton’s Guardian Scholars Program, which supports current and former foster youth, celebrated its 25th anniversary on April 18.
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Psychology Scholar Discovers Passion for Mental Health Research — 10,000 Miles From Home
Cal State Fullerton psychology grad and Zimbabwe native Joshua Bhasera receives the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Senior Award.
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Former Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon Returns to Alma Mater to Promote Civic Engagement
At Cal State Fullerton’s annual Town Hall Meeting, alumnus and former Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon spoke about the importance of civic engagement.
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Researching Race in Literature: English Alumna Confronts Identity in Shakespeare’s Work
Cal State Fullerton alumna’s book on race in Shakespeare was named by The New Yorker, TIME Magazine and NPR as one of the best books of 2023.
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Center Named in Recognition of Donors’ Gift to Support LGBTQ Students
CSUF’s LGBTQ center has been named after alum Michael T. Losquadro and husband, Dr. Brian C. Keller, in recognition of their $1.5 million planned gift.