Engineering and Computer Science Hub to Empower the Next Generation of Innovators
Cal State Fullerton’s new Engineering and Computer Science Innovation Hub has been approved by the California State University Board of Trustees.
Campus and Community
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Political Consultant Mike Madrid Speaks to CSUF Community About the Impact of the Latino Vote
Cal State Fullerton invited nationally recognized political consultant Mike Madrid to speak with faculty, staff and students about the impact of the Latino vote.
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CSUF Ranks in the Top 10 Among National Universities for Social Mobility
U.S. News & World Report Announces 2025 Best Colleges Rankings
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2024 Convocation: President Inspires Titans to Deliver an Exceptional Education to Each Student
CSUF President Ronald S. Rochon delivered his first Convocation and State of the University address Sept. 19 at Meng Concert Hall.
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CSUF Angels Night Knocks It Out of the Park
President Ronald Rochon threw the ceremonial first pitch at the Alumni Association’s annual CSUF Angels Night.
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Student Researcher Explores Cancer Disparities Within Latin American Population
Student Vyanka Mezcord of CSUF’s Cancer Health Equity Research Partnership with UC Irvine is a co-author on a study that identified a key enzyme contributing to cancer health disparities within the Latin American population.
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Titan Community Gathers for Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
Community leaders, faculty, staff, alumni and students recently celebrated the contributions of the Hispanic community.
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CSUF Named Among The Wall Street Journal’s Top 15 US Colleges for Social Mobility
The list recognizes such factors as the percentage of students from lower-income families, high graduation rates and the median salaries of graduates.
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Forbes Ranks CSUF Among America’s Top Colleges for 2024-25
Forbes ranked CSUF as No. 20 in the West, No. 39 among public colleges, and No. 74 among research universities on the list.
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‘Black Titan Experience’ Welcomes New and Returning Students to Campus
At Black Titan Experience, more than 400 students, faculty, staff and university leaders welcomed new and returning Black students to campus.