Empowered Through Redemption and Education
Life-changing pardons by Governor Gavin Newsom were recently bestowed upon two staff members from the university’s Project Rebound program.
Empowerment
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Free Financial Aid Is Available to Students, but They Need to Apply
Alumnus Michael Lemus is encouraging students to apply for and learn more about financial aid via the California Student Aid Commission.
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Students Start Semester Equipped for Success Thanks to CSU, CSUF Technology Programs
Incoming students to Cal State Fullerton in spring 2022 semester are eligible to receive laptop or iPad technology through the CSU’s CSUCCESS program.
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Can Artificial Intelligence Help Increase Diversity in STEM?
A study gauges how well artificial intelligence can help connect college students from underrepresented communities with STEM mentors.
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Alumnus Helps Lead Marketing at Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Amid a global pandemic, alumnus Shogo Nishiyori worked to ensure the Tokyo 2020 Olympics could be held safely in his native country.
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Philosophy Student and Aspiring Lawmaker Empowered by Panetta Internship in D.C.
Cal State Fullerton senior Zachary Zirzow was one of 26 California students to complete a Washington, D.C. internship this year as a Panetta scholar.
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Latinx-Focused Programs Shape Communication Students Into Award-Winning Producers
Three award-winning communications alumni reflect on how Latinx-focused programs helped shape their broadcasting success.
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Campus Celebrates First-Generation Titans
First-Generation College Student Celebration Week events encourage a strong sense of community for first-generation Titans at CSUF.
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‘Al Día’ Takes First Place in TV News at CSU Media Arts Festival
The Titan team behind “Al Día” took first place in television news at the CSU Media Arts Festival, while two other Titan teams were recognized as finalists.
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Uncovering Memories From World War II
Alumna Helen Yoshida ’19 (M.A. history) chronicles Japanese American experiences — including her grandparents’ — for future generations.