For Cal State Fullerton students Cassandra Yuan and Max Wiessner, the 39th Annual California State University Student Research Competition was a chance to present their research — and they did not disappoint. Yuan, a chemistry graduate student, earned first place in the Biological and Agricultural Sciences category for her work on non-opioid therapies for chronic […]
Cal State Fullerton sociology graduate student Emily Pruitt has completed a five-episode podcast series for her master’s project titled, “Reconstructing power: Interviews with marginalized voices in local government.” Chris Gibson, associate professor of sociology, guided Pruitt in the creative, innovative and insightful project. Pruitt skillfully used a range of sociological theories and also developed a […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Graduate Studies hosted its fifth annual Titan Grad Slam on April 24, where nine graduate students took the virtual stage to present their research in just three minutes each to a general audience. Representing a wide range of disciplines, the participants were judged on clarity, engagement and accessibility. This year’s […]
For many Cal State Fullerton students, Research Week wasn’t just a series of lectures and panels from April 14-18 — it was a week of discovery. From navigating the Institutional Review Board process to presenting original research at the Student Creative Activities and Research Day, students had the opportunity to see themselves as scholars, innovators […]
Cal State Fullerton is gearing up for its annual Research Week, with events happening from April 14-18 at the Titan Student Union Pavilion and online. Hosted by the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, this exciting weeklong event celebrates the research, creativity and innovation of students, faculty and staff. For students, Research Week is an […]
On April 25, Cal State Fullerton’s Academic Affairs will host an all-day event, “All AI 2025: AI for Everyone,” in the Pollak Library from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will explore the transformative power of artificial intelligence, addressing critical topics such as its environmental impact and ethical implications across industries, education and innovation. […]
The Black Student Union at Cal State Fullerton ended Black History Month with a special event for the community. On Feb. 28, the BSU hosted “Black Amplified,” the organization’s first student-produced music festival. The inaugural event took place on the Engineering and Computer Science lawn and featured seven performances by students from several Southern California […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Associated Students Inc. and the Division of Information Technology will present a free movie showing of “Moana 2” on April 18 from 5-7:30 p.m. at the intramural field. In-N-Out burgers and snacks will be available while supplies last. Seating will begin at 5 p.m. and the movie will start at 5:30 p.m. […]
The collaborative nature of Cal State Fullerton research is making waves in the field of transportation, as demonstrated by civil and environmental engineering senior Hafsa Farooqui’s recent achievement. Farooqui earned the prestigious Dwight D. Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship for her groundbreaking work on transit-oriented development, a key area in sustainable urban mobility. Administered by the U.S. […]
Celeste Hull, a biology major at Cal State Fullerton, set her sights on a career in medicine. However, as a first-generation college student, she was unsure about the multitude of paths that could lead her there. It wasn’t until she attended CSUF’s Health Pathways Fair that she discovered an array of unexpected opportunities. “I came […]