‘What the Constitution Means to Me’
Students across the country will discuss playwright and actor Heidi Schreck’s Broadway hit, “What the Constitution Means to Me.”
Faculty and Staff
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Music Professor Wins Grammy for Best Choral Performance
Cal State Fullerton music professor Robert Istad won his first Grammy for the recording of “Mahler: Symphony No. 8, ‘Symphony of a Thousand.’”
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Musings From Game Day
Will the Titans spoil the party for Coach K’s Duke Blue Devils and the loyal fan base that will undoubtedly pack the Bon Secours Wellness Arena? That outcome will be determined tonight in Greenville, South Carolina, as the Titans and the Blue Devils square off in the first round of the NCAA Championship tournament. Until […]
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‘Tiny Steps’ Are the Key to Self-Care for Diverse Communities
Public health faculty member Portia A. Jackson Preston discussed self-care practices that can help people from historically underrepresented groups.
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Centering LGBTQ Women of Color as the Face of Punk
Chicana and Chicano studies faculty member Marlén Ríos-Hernández discusses punk and its roots in marginalized communities.
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Cal State Fullerton Set to Unveil Renovated Softball Facility
Cal State Fullerton Athletics is set to unveil the newly renovated and fully dedicated 6,500 square foot softball facility today. (Thursday, February 10th) The ceremony will take place between noon-1 pm at Anderson Family Field. Continue reading at Titan Athletics.
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Ken Ravizza to be Inducted Into Athletics Hall of Fame
Renowned sports psychologist Ken Ravizza, who taught kinesiology classes at Cal State Fullerton for nearly 40 years, is among the inductees into the 2021 Athletics Hall of Fame. Ravizza’s one-of-a-kind methods focused on stress management and applied sports psychology. He applied those methods to help college and professional athletes be successful on and off the […]
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1986 Softball Team to be Inducted into Hall of Fame
The 1986 softball team, which won the Women’s College World Series, is being inducted into the 2021 Athletics Hall of Fame. Fullerton entered the 1986 postseason at 50-9-1. The Titans beat Texas A&M in the finals to take the championship. Members of the 1986 National Championship team already in the hall of fame are head […]
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Titan Athletics Unveils Augie Garrido Statue
Cal State Fullerton’s baseball program launched its 2022 campaign in memorable style. With hundreds of Titans supporters on hand, the day kicked off with the unveiling of a statue of legendary head coach Augie Garrido. Fans were then invited to tour the team’s new state-of-the-art clubhouse. Finally, former Fullerton players squared off against the 2022 […]
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Mike Pringle to be Inducted into Athletics Hall of Fame
Mike Pringle, an inductee into the 2021 Athletics Hall of Fame, played football for the Titans in 1988 and 1989. While at Cal State Fullerton he became the program leader in rushing touchdowns, and is second in both rushing yards and scoring. In 1989, he set the single season all-purpose yards record with 2,690. Pringle […]