Art Student Wins $5,000 Prize in Opera Poster Contest
Ash Couglin, a senior art major, won first place and a $5,000 prize for her Art Nouveau-inspired poster of LA Opera’s “The Marriage of Figaro.”
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Latinx Graduate Celebrates Her Cultural Identity and Diversity
In addition to her academic achievements of being the first in her family to graduate from college, Lesley Aguirre holds her Latinx cultures close and celebrates both with pride. But this year is a little different due to the coronavirus pandemic; in-person cultural recognition celebrations traditionally organized by the university’s cultural centers, departments and faculty, staff and student associations during commencement season were not held.
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Titans of Accomplishment: Faculty and Staff Receive Recognition and Funding
Despite the global health crisis throughout May, Titan faculty and staff continued to present, publish and receive grants and recognition for their work.
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Theater Pushes Pause, but Alumna Keeps on Dancing
San Diego native Emma Nossal continues building her impressive theatrical resume even during coronavirus quarantine.
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Dance Major’s Dreams Take Flight With ROTC Commissioning
Sara Berlinger is one of 20 Cal State Fullerton ROTC cadets being commissioned this spring as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
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Art Students Create Winning Videos During COVID-19 Crisis
Cal State Fullerton art majors Sunshine Hurtienne, YueTong Tsen and Michelle Jayme are the winners of the “Art Together Now” contest, designed to showcase how dance, music, theater or visual arts can bring people together during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Conferences and Awards Highlight Faculty Accomplishments
Cal State Fullerton scholars continue to share their research achievements at virtual conferences, and several have been honored recently for significant contributions.
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In Memoriam: University Donor and Friend Nicholas A. Begovich
Nicholas A. Begovich, who has given generously to Cal State Fullerton to support students and research over the decades, died May 3. He was 98.
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Creating Art in a Pandemic
While coronavirus has forced all students to head home and continue their studies online, the challenges are perhaps most felt by those who major in hands-on arts disciplines, such as glassblowing.
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Pandemic Brings Back the Singing Telegram via Zoom
Coronavirus quarantine inspires CSUF artist-in-residence Pablo Helguera to sing telegrams through Zoom.