Provost, IT Leader and ‘True Titan’ Leaves Legacy After 41-Year Career
After 41 years as a campus leader, Amir Dabirian is returning to his teaching roots.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Titans Promote the Value of a College Education During Super Sunday
For Super Sunday, Cal State Fullerton partnered with two local churches to promote a college education among African American students.
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ECS Innovation Hub Reaches Construction Milestone
Transitioning to the next phase of detailed construction, Cal State Fullerton’s ECS Innovation Hub will enhance students’ learning in robotics, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and advanced manufacturing.
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Partnership With Edwards Lifesciences Leads to Careers for Grads
A partnership between CSUF and Edwards Lifesciences has paved the way for graduates to land jobs in the biotechnology and medical device industries.
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Google.org Funds Teacher and Faculty Training in AI Literacy
CSUF has been awarded $500,000 in funding from Google.org to support AI literacy training for educators in TK-12, future teachers and faculty.
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10 Engineering and Computer Science Students Selected for Apple Next-Gen Innovators Program
Ten Cal State Fullerton students were selected for the inaugural cohort of Next-Gen Innovators, a new mentorship program run by Apple.
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OC Business Council Grant to Train Students for Semiconductor Workforce
A grant from the Orange County Business Council will support a workforce training program to prepare students for careers in the semiconductor industry.
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CSUF Welcomes New Faculty for 2025-26 Academic Year
Cal State Fullerton introduces 41 tenure-track faculty members, each bringing a wealth of teaching, research and creative expertise to the campus community.
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Cal State Fullerton Reaches Third-Highest Total in Grants and Contracts Awards With $35 Million
Cal State Fullerton secured $35 million in extramural grants and contracts during the 2024-25 fiscal year, marking the third-highest total in university history.
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Researchers Develop Creative Ways to Teach Biomanufacturing to Young Minds
Researchers are developing biomanufacturing curriculum for high school and college students to spark interest in careers in the fast-growing industry.