On Monday, Oct. 21, the California State University, Fullerton, (CSUF) Black Student Union (BSU) held a Town Hall to discuss both the university’s campus climate — specifically as it relates to the Black experience — and an act of hate by a member of an on-campus fraternity that precipitated the gathering.
Cal State Fullerton is among the universities recognized in The Princeton Review’s 10th annual Guide to Green Schools 2019.
Chancellor Timothy P. White announced Tuesday that he would be retiring from the California State University in 2020.
President Fram Virjee welcomed about 50 campus and community members at the Oct. 21 review of the preferred option master plan for Cal State Fullerton.
Faculty from the College of Communications and the College of Health and Human Development at Cal State Fullerton are sharing their expertise at a series of October conferences.
Fullerton Arboretum is celebrating the receipt of a generous gift that will help fund the botanical garden’s operations in perpetuity.
“A successful exhibition is one that empowers the viewer at many entry points,” says Jennifer Frias, the 2014 MFA art-art design alumna who returned to campus this fall to serve as art gallery director. She speaks as she sits just inside the Begovich Gallery, looking over the artwork currently on display in “A Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place.”
Members of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Postsecondary Value Commission visited CSUF last week to better understand the value of al college eduacation.
The North Orange County Chamber recently held its State of North Orange County program at Cal State Fullerton and featured city leaders, elected officials, chamber members and CSUF’s own President Fram Virjee.
A revised master plan for Cal State Fullerton will be presented at a 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21, public forum in Portola Pavilion C of the Titan Student Union.