Highlights from the Feb. 4 Black History Month reception. Hosted by President Fram Virjee and his wife, Julie, the celebration featured live jazz music, the screening of “Dear Dark-Skinned Black Girl,” and a menu of culturally relevant foods, such as jollof rice, popular in African countries, fried sweet plantains and collard greens.
These 19 images capture Cal State Fullerton’s exciting year of growth and change, our vibrant campus life and the irrepressible Titan spirit.
Cal State Fullerton celebrated the history of all indigenous peoples, including the Kizh, Acjachemen and Gabrielino-Tongva of our region, during an evening of storytelling, ceremonial singing and dancing, and playing the Native American “stave game.”
From rainbow cupcakes to rainbow flags, students and other campus members celebrated LGBTQ History Month with pride at an Oct. 22 reception at the Golleher Alumni House, hosted by CSUF President Fram Virjee and his wife, Julie.
Fun and fellowship was had by all at the Sept. 18 fiesta to commemorate Cal State Fullerton’s Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, hosted by Virjee and his wife, Julie, inside a rockin’ Titan Student Union Pavilion.
Give me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks and a few thousand Titans, and you have the makings of one great night of baseball at the inaugural CSUF Night at Dodger Stadium Friday. Titans cheered on the Boys in Blue wearing special event LA/CSUF hats while watching President Fram Virjee toss the ceremonial first pitch. Alums, faculty, staff and students also were treated to a special treat: CSUF opera student Danielle Priybl singing the national anthem. The Alumni Association-sponsored event was a hit with the fans, as well as former Titans and now Dodgers Justin Turner and Dylan Floro. Play Ball!
With personal belongings filled to the brim on rolling carts, new and returning students move into the university’s residence halls.