Professor of Art Is Official ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Halo’ Artist
Cliff Cramp, professor of art, has signed a licensing deal to create official art based on various films and TV and video game series.
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Titans With Stellar Research Projects Headed to Statewide Competition
Titan research includes studies of cyberbullying, dry-eye disease, jazz, oysters and filtration mechanics.
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Choral Program, John Williams Collaboration Part of New CD
Cal State Fullerton students joined the composer in interpretations of “Hymn to the Fallen” from the film “Saving Private Ryan” and “Dry Your Tears, Afrika” from “Amistad.”
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‘Fertile Myrtle’ and ‘Monsters’ Among Faculty Accomplishments
Cal State Fullerton faculty members are keeping busy with fellowships and works on film, print and stage.
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Woolverton Comes Back to CSUF, Moves Female Characters Forward
The alumna, who wrote the screenplays for “Maleficent,” “Beauty and the Beast” and other films, will host an open forum March 21.
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Alumna Meagan Holder Hits the Big Leagues on TV
The theatre arts alumna dishes on her favorite professors, shares advice for acting students and reveals what she loves about her show, “Pitch.”
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Grand Central’s ‘Vireo’ an Arts Entrepreneurship Awards Honoree
Now completed, the serial opera will be released in its entirety in the spring.
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10th Annual Collage Concert Celebrates Student Talent
Two March 18 performances at Meng Concert Hall raise funds for School of Music scholarships.
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Fairy Tales and Electroacoustics at Grand Central Art Center
Spring has sprung early with exhibits and performances, including works by Davy Sumner and Sarah Rafael García.
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Behind the Music: CSUF Choral Program Tops the Charts
CSUF’s Choral Programs began in 1960 and have been making wonderful and memorable music on their own, as well as in collaboration with orchestras, such as the Boston Pops, and with composers like John Williams. Last summer the group worked with Williams to record anew the compositions he created for some of Steven Spielberg’s movies.