In the Aftermath of Genocide: Debate Teams Focus on Forgiveness, Justice
U.S. Tour of iDebate Rwanda stops at CSUF for friendly competition focused on healing and changing young students’ lives.
U.S. Tour of iDebate Rwanda stops at CSUF for friendly competition focused on healing and changing young students’ lives.
CSUF forensics duo to deliberate forgiveness with iDebate Rwanda team on campus Sept. 27.
Univision Contigo and Rise Up: Be Heard selected three student journalists to pitch and produce the short films.
Cal State Fullerton will host a civil dialogue, jeopardy competition and two film screenings to commemorate the adoption of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Guardian Scholars, the first-of-its-kind program in California that has helped scores of emancipated foster youth like alumnus Laron Brown, the 2009 Big West Conference high jump champion, earn a college degree.
When Angela Williamson was a student, a series of opportunities paved the way for “My Life With Rosie,” her documentary about civil rights hero Rosa Parks.
Cal State DC Scholars program adds three new sites for students interning in the nation’s capital.
CSUF’s Daily Titan was a finalist in more college media categories than any other California university in the Los Angeles Press Club’s 2018 SoCal Journalism Awards.
Broadcast television veteran and lecturer Jesus Ayala will teach the fall course Reporting About Minorities of the Southern Border.
Three faculty members from the College of Communications recently saw their work in print.