Lou Correa, distinguished alumnus and former state Senator for California’s 34th District, has returned to his alma mater to help prepare students to contribute to the social and economic vitality of our interconnected global community.
Toby Rider, assistant professor of kinesiology, aims to teach students to consider the role of sports in society.
Alumni Association selects Vanessa Rojo as the 2015 Outstanding Graduate Student.
CSUF hosts an Open House to welcome new Titan families. Event includes a Spanish-language preview of important information, details on what to expect at the New Parent and Family Orientation, entertainment and more.
Facilities Operations has installed an outdoor water bottle refilling station on campus. It joins several such fountains located in buildings throughout campus.
Comic books, science fiction, rare finds, poetry, and the history of Cal State Fullerton are just the tip of the iceberg awaiting patrons at Pollak Library’s University Archives and Special Collections. Created in 1967, the collection’s focus is to reserve and provide access to special collections, including local history, first editions, and even rare volumes about fresh-water angling.
Cal State Fullerton’s Latin Ensemble receives an Outstanding Performance Award from DownBeat magazine’s 38th annual Student Music Awards.
Several CSUF faculty members have recently seen their works published.Erualdo R. González, associate professor of Chicana and Chicano studies, is co-guest editor for “Active Living Research-Niche to Norm,” a supplement to Preventive Medicine.
In a dialogue on “Just Societies and Healthy Communities: Campus and Community Partnerships,” sponsored by the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities, President Mildred García challenged her fellow educators: “What role does education play in changing our society? We, in higher education, need to ask ourselves some hard questions. What role do we play to ensure that all voices are heard, not just those of the powerful?”
Pollak Library is offering 24/7 hours for studying and extra study space for students through Friday, May 15. To enter the library after 11 p.m., student identifications are required.