Titans Celebrate Talent at 2023 University Awards
Cal State Fullerton’s annual University Awards Program featured a talent show, awards and a moving tribute to retiring President Fram Virjee.
Campus and Community
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Geologist Goes Home to Study Turkey’s Destructive Earthquakes
CSUF’s Sinan Akçiz traveled to Turkey to examine the aftermath along the East Anatolian Fault to better understand how the fault broke and moved during the powerful earthquakes in early February.
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CSUF Leads K-12 Asian Language Education Consortium
To address the statewide shortage of K-12 educators to teach in Asian languages, Cal State Fullerton is leading the California State University Asian Language Bilingual Teacher Education Program Consortium.
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How Can They Say That? Free Speech at Cal State Fullerton
Cal State Fullerton developed a free speech website to explore some of the most common questions that campus members have raised about the issue.
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Hunter Schafer Speaks to Students About ‘Magic’ of Transgender Representation
Artist, LGBTQ rights advocate and actress, Hunter Schafer, spoke to Cal State Fullerton students as part of the “Beyond the Conversation” speaker series.
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Outstanding Professor Is a Champion for Students With Special Needs
Educator Janice Myck-Wayne, a champion for children with special needs, has been selected as Cal State Fullerton’s 2022-23 Outstanding Professor.
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Mathematician’s Excellence in Scholarship Adds Up to Shields Award
Mathematician Bogdan Suceavă is the recipient of Cal State Fullerton’s 2023 L. Donald Shields Excellence in Scholarship and Creativity Award.
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Cal State Fullerton Ranked Best Midsize Employer
Out of 500 national employers, Cal State Fullerton was ranked No. 41 on the 2023 Forbes list of Best Midsize Employers in America.
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New Latinx Science Fiction Collection to Debut at Pollak Library
A new U.S. Latinx science fiction collection will be housed in Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library beginning April 26. Curated by science fiction scholar David Sandner, the collection is believed to be the first of its kind.
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$1.7 Million NIH Grant to Train Students in Biomedical Science
A nearly $1.7 million grant award from the National Institutes of Health is funding a new Cal State Fullerton undergraduate research program to train underrepresented students for graduate school and careers in biomedical science.