CSUF Welcomes New Faculty for 2025-26 Academic Year
Cal State Fullerton introduces 39 tenure-track faculty members, each bringing a wealth of teaching, research and creative expertise to the campus community.
Education
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Teaching Students to Be ‘Good Leaders’ Helped Earn CSUF Alum OC Teacher of the Year Award
Centralia Elementary School third grade teacher Jeannette Aguilera was named a 2026 Teacher of the Year by the Orange County Department of Education.
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Titan Named OC Teacher of the Year for Helping Transitional Kindergarten Students Shine
Megan Lee, a two-time CSUF alum, was named one of the Orange County Department of Education’s Teachers of the Year.
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Cal State Fullerton Celebrates Its ‘Adaptable, Curious and Courageous’ Class of 2025
Cal State Fullerton celebrated more than 11,000 graduates during its May 19-22 commencement ceremonies.
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More Than 11,000 Titans Invited to Celebrate Commencement 2025
Cal State Fullerton’s Commencement 2025 will take place May 19-22 at Titan Stadium and the intramural field.
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Southwest Asian and North African Resource Center Opens to Foster Student Belonging and Cultural Exchange
Campus and community members celebrate the opening of Cal State Fullerton’s Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) Resource Center.
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At Experience CSUF Day, Newly Admitted Students Begin Their Titan Journeys
Approximately 5,500 students and their supporters visited campus for Experience CSUF day to celebrate their admissions and learn about university resources.
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Outstanding Graduate Student Aims to Amplify Voices in Higher Education
Class of 2025 grad Samantha Guzman, who is earning a master’s degree in higher education, is the recipient of the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Graduate Student Award.
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Educator Empowers Students to Become the Math Teachers They Needed
Math educator Mallika Scott teaches future teachers how to navigate the challenges of teaching mathematics to young students.
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Bachelor’s Program in Urban Learning Prepares Undergrads to Become Social Justice Educators
CSUF’s College of Education’s first undergraduate degree program in urban learning started in the fall with 28 first-time, first-year students.