Oboists, Illustrators and ‘Ca$h’ Come to Arts Week
The College of the Arts has performances, workshops and career advice as part of the roster of activities taking place April 7-13.
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Watercolor Exhibit Showcases Talent and Learning
A watercolor painting class has become something more as students engage not only in the creative process, but also in the final presentation of a gallery exhibition and public reception.
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‘Black in Bloom’ Symposium to Explore Culinary, Music, Literary Arts
Cal State Fullerton brings chefs, artists, writers and entrepreneurs to campus April 10 for its Black Arts Symposium. The event is free and open to the public.
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CSUF Robotics Researcher Wins $500,000 for Assistive Technology
Nina Robson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering was selected by the National Science Foundation for the prestigious Early CAREER Award. More faculty members are lauded.
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Pianist’s Following Is a Boon for School of Music
Sophomore Hsin-Hao Yang, who recently won first prize in the Dallas International Piano Competition, credits Assistant Professor of Music Ning An for making Cal State Fullerton his university of choice.
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New Music Ensemble Interprets Professor’s Work at Crystal Cove
The ensemble will perform works from “There Will Come Soft Rains,” composed by Professor of Music Pamela Madsen and supported by a National Endowment for the Arts award.
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From Australia to Myanmar, Scholars Talk Dance, Human Rights and Vinyl
Faculty members shared their expertise in presentations and training sessions throughout the world.
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Alumnus Tom Ranier Named a Titan of Music
The composer and instrumentalist joined hundreds of Titan supporters at the 2018 Clayes Collage Concert to help raise funds for music scholarships.
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Collage Concert Brings Live Surround Sound to Meng Concert Hall
An array of student ensembles and musicians will offer two March 10 performances to raise funds for School of Music scholarships.
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Pulitzer Prize Winner, Choral Ensemble Shine a Light on Displacement
Caroline Shaw praises the University Singers’ work with her original composition, “To the Hands.”