Campus Gathers to Reflect Upon the Pandemic’s Toll
Campus members gathered for Titans Remember to reflect on the losses of the pandemic and to feel the support of fellow Titans.
Campus members gathered for Titans Remember to reflect on the losses of the pandemic and to feel the support of fellow Titans.
Titans can now get their steps in on campus, thanks to a partnership between Cal State Fullerton and Providence St. Jude Medical Center. On Tuesday, campus and medical center officials unveiled a 2-mile walking path that weaves around the university and is designed to promote health and wellness. More than 100 Titans walked the path […]
Carl Jones, new chief of the university police department, discusses his plans for the force in light of all that has changed in policing since his retirement from the campus two years ago.
From selfies with Tuffy to donning special event Los Angeles Angels/CSUF baseball caps, students, staff, faculty and alumni carried on the tradition of CSUF Night at Angels Stadium last Sunday. Titans cheered on the Angels, caught up with friends and family, and enjoyed a day at the ballpark eating hot dogs and sipping on cool […]
The university expressed its appreciation for elected officials’ help in securing $2 million in state appropriations for the Fullerton Arboretum and pedestrian bridge project.
The campus has been honored with the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award by Insight Into Diversity.
At a Hispanic Heritage Month reception with local Latinx leaders, President Virjee introduced the new Mexican Consulate and recognized longtime university supporter Gaddi Vasquez.
Attesting to the strength of the accounting program, the new School of Accountancy is one of only four in California to attain such status.
Beginning Sept. 15, the campus is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of activities and events for students, faculty and staff.
During the pandemic, the SBDC at CSUF helped Goodwill of Orange County access funding to retain its staff of nearly 1,400.