CSUF’s Illustration Program Ranks No. 3 Among Nation’s Public Schools
Animation Career Review recently ranked Cal State Fullerton’s illustration program No. 3 among the nation’s public schools.
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Astronomical Gift Fuels Science, Engineering and Technology Research
For more than 50 years, Nicholas and Lee Begovich have made numerous generous gifts to support Cal State Fullerton students. Now the Fullerton couple has committed to a $10 million planned gift to the university to benefit gravitational-wave, engineering and computer science faculty and student research.
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Theater Students Bring ‘Jane Eyre’ Musical to Orange County
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Theatre and Dance brings Charlotte Brontë’s literary heroine to life in ‘Jane Eyre: The Musical’ March 13-29 in the Little Theatre.
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Titan Pens ‘Criminal Minds’ Finale and Makes OC Moonshine
Kirsten Vangsness, co-wrote the final episode of ‘Criminal Minds’ and is a co-owner of the Blinking Owl Distillery in Santa Ana.
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‘Colores de la Vida’ Connects CSUF and Hispanic Community Through Art
“Colores de la Vida,” the first-ever Titan art exhibition at the Mexican Consulate in Santa Ana, is on display through March 20.
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Exhibit Highlights Music Program’s 60-Year History
“CSUF School of Music: A Retrospective, 1960-2020” is on display in the Pollak Library through March 24. An opening reception will be held Tuesday, Feb. 4.
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Titan Voice – Shirley Villalobos: Exhibit at the Consulate of Mexico Enriches Everyone’s Perspective
A graduate art student curates exhibit at the Mexican Consulate.
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Talich Quartet Returns to Campus
An internationally renowned Czech string ensemble will visit Cal State Fullerton’s School of Music this February for a weeklong residency and two public performances.
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Pollak Library’s Spring Noontime Talks Postponed Until Fall
Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library is hosting noontime faculty talks this spring semester, featuring such topics as art theft to the secret life of a romance writer and superbugs.
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Young Men of Color in High School Learn the Power of Their Potential
High school students — mostly African American and Latino boys ages 14-17 in 9th-11th grades — spent the day at Cal State Fullerton’s fourth annual Male Youth Empowerment Conference. They listened to successful alumni and learning from campus and community leaders that college is possible.