Faculty and staff members are now able to pass through the south side doors and take in the first phase of the library renovation. Inside visitors find a new, open atmosphere, a colorful welcome for the campus community.
In recognition of its continual growth and long-time operations as an independent unit, CSUF’s Asian American Studies Program is now a department.
Tuffy’s Basic Needs Services Center, housed in McCarthy Hall, helps students access such services as food assistance, emergency temporary housing, hygiene products, gently used professional attire and emergency financial support.
Nearly 700 students from area high schools attended a variety of campus programs during a Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities/U.S. Army University Tour.
CSUF launches a basic needs center to support students facing such hardships as food or housing insecurity. Campus donations of new hygiene products and gently used professional clothing will be accepted.
Cal State Fullerton has moved forward in its ongoing efforts to meet the region’s educational needs by kicking off work to establish an up-to-date campus development plan.
Hundreds of faculty, staff and students gathered this afternoon to begin the planning process for Cal State Fullerton’s next five-year strategic plan (2018-23).
A weeklong series of festivities celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. concluded with a spoken word event that included an introduction of CSUF President Fram Virjee, who explained how the civil rights activist influenced his own life.
President Fram Virjee made his first official appearance before Cal State Fullerton’s Academic Senate Thursday, Jan. 25, facing a standing-room only audience of senators, faculty members and staff.
Cal State Fullerton kicks off its spring semester with classes, activities and events.