Michael Phelps Chats With Students About Mental Health: ‘It’s OK to Not Be OK’
Michael Phelps visited Cal State Fullerton to talk about his experience as an Olympic gold medalist and his advocacy work for mental health awareness.
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Takei Discusses Bestselling Graphic Memoir ‘They Called Us Enemy’
As he strode on to the stage on Tuesday evening, George Takei, author, film star and social justice activist flashed the famous “Live Long and Prosper” hand signal from ‘Star Trek’ to the audience gathered to hear him speak at the Titan Student Union Pavilion. Takei’s New York Times bestselling graphic memoir, “They Called Us […]
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‘What the Constitution Means to Me’
Students across the country will discuss playwright and actor Heidi Schreck’s Broadway hit, “What the Constitution Means to Me.”
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Cal State Fullerton Designated a ‘First-gen Forward Institution’
The Center for First-generation Student Success’ designation highlights the university’s commitment to first-generation students’ experiences and outcomes.
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Daniel Dae Kim on Asian American Experience: ‘You Have to Make Your Own Room’
Actor and producer Daniel Dae Kim spoke at Cal State Fullerton about his work in entertainment and social justice advocacy.
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Cal State Fullerton National Champions of Affordability
In a Wall Street Journal news story, the newspaper reimagined the NCAA men’s Div. 1 championship bracket not by how the 68 teams played on the court but by a university’s affordability. Cal State Fullerton beat San Diego State in the finals to win the affordability championship with an average net price of $8,322 annually. […]
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Raising Awareness and Promoting Inclusivity for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Student organizations and campus resources raise awareness for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
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George Takei Offers Lessons in Lifelong Advocacy for Asian Americans
George Takei talked with Professor Emeritus Craig Ihara 20 years ago about Japanese American internment in World War II, and his activism and acting.
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‘Tiny Steps’ Are the Key to Self-Care for Diverse Communities
Public health faculty member Portia A. Jackson Preston discussed self-care practices that can help people from historically underrepresented groups.
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Royce International Symposium to Address U.S. Foreign Policy Challenges
Russia, China and foreign policy will be the focus at the free Royce International Symposium taking place on campus on April 5.