President Virjee: Continuing Virtual Learning in Spring 2021
President Virjee comments on the CSU’s decision to continue virtual learning in spring 2021.
Campus and Community
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Cal State Fullerton’s First Virtual Convocation: The State of the University
President Fram Virjee kicked off the 2020-21 academic year at the university’s first virtual Convocation with an update on the state of the campus and his commitment to work to end systemic racism.
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Spreading Social Justice Throughout the Country
President Fram Virjee is leading other university presidents in discussing and taking action to eradicate systemic racism and promote social justice on college campuses and around the nation.
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CSUF’s First Virtual University Convocation … Times Two!
Not only is the university is holding its first-ever virtual convocation, but there will be two separate events for faculty/staff and students.
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Protecting the Health and Safety of Our Community
To protect the health and safety of Titans and members of the surrounding community, the university is requesting that people avoid visiting campus at this time to ensure compliance with state guidelines.
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Business College Name Change Announced
The university has removed Steven Mihaylo’s name from the College of Business and Economics. His name will remain on the business school building.
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Back to School During a Pandemic
The start of fall semester brings a variety of changes to campus due to the pandemic.
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University Brings In Record-Breaking Level of Grant Funding
Binod Tiwari, associate vice president of research and sponsored projects, discusses how the university secured a record $31.5 million in grants and contracts in 2019-20.
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Faculty on Sabbatical to Explore Glitter, Hate Crimes and More
Fifty faculty members have been granted sabbaticals or leaves in the 2020-21 academic year to pursue a wide variety of scholarly projects.
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University Welcomes New Administrators, Department Chairs
Cal State Fullerton announces administrators and department chairs joining the university this fall, including a new provost and vice president for student affairs.