My anti-racism journey began in community college when I took an African American history course with a friend. This class helped me understand that societies use racism to seize power; using race to justify taking control from another person is a racist act that runs through America’s history. After transferring to CSUF, I took two […]
For their outstanding projects, Cal State Fullerton students across colleges and disciplines won awards for their Student Creative Activities and Research Days poster presentations.
See the most recent publications, presentations and awards of CSUF faculty and staff.
Eleven Cal State Fullerton students competed in the 35th annual California State University Student Research Competition, with four of the scholars winning first- and second-place awards.
A group of theatre and dance majors have produced a new podcast series that examines life during the pandemic and finding community inside and outside of Zoom. “Beyond the Square” is a six-episode series that is featured on Titan Radio. The segments air weekly and the first episode debuted Monday, April 19. Continue reading about the […]
College of the Arts alumnus Andrew Feliciano ’08 served as animation supervisor on Disney’s “Raya and the Last Dragon.”
Nearing retirement, Professor of Music Marc Dickey established the Willard and Virginia Dickey Instrumental Music Education Student Teacher Scholarship at Cal State Fullerton.
Paying tribute to Black lives, Cal State Fullerton University Singers perform Bernice Johnson Reagan’s “Ella’s Song.”
University faculty and staff were awarded more than $9 million in funding during the period October to December 2020.
Cal State Fullerton’s entertainment art and animation program ranks ninth among the nation’s public schools and colleges, and at No. 11 in California in the 2021 Animation School Rankings released on Jan. 27 by Animation Career Review. This is the 10th annual rankings for animation offered by Animation Career Review, an online resource for aspiring […]