Titans Bring Home Top Awards From Statewide Research Competition
Titan researchers won top awards at the California State University Student Research Competition, held in April at San Diego State University.
Health and Human Development
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U.S. News & World Report Ranks Nursing and Part-Time MBA Among Best Grad School Programs
Cal State Fullerton’s master’s degree programs in business and nursing are among the state’s best, according to U.S. News & World Report.
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13,000 Titans Invited to Participate in 2023 Commencement
13,095 students are eligible to participate in Cal State Fullerton’s 2023 Commencement, including 11,268 undergraduate and 1,827 graduate students.
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26 Students Win First Place in Creative Activities and Research Competition
Students from across disciplines won top awards in Cal State Fullerton’s Student Creative Activities and Research Day competition.
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Titans Celebrate Talent at 2023 University Awards
Cal State Fullerton’s annual University Awards Program featured a talent show, awards and a moving tribute to retiring President Fram Virjee.
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Alumna Kelsie Whitmore Is First Woman to Play in MLB Partner League
Cal State Fullerton alumna Kelsie Whitmore knew there would be a first woman to play Major League Baseball. She’s on the road to achieving that milestone.
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Student Lands Athletic Training Internship With Arizona Diamondbacks
Cal State Fullerton class of 2023 graduate Sienna Baldwin will join the Arizona Diamondbacks as an athletic training intern.
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Sylvia A. Alva Appointed President of Cal State Fullerton
California State University Interim Chancellor Jolene Koester has appointed Dr. Sylvia A. Alva to serve as president of Cal State Fullerton.
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Students Research Connection Between Depression and Alzheimer’s Disease
Students in Cal State Fullerton’s Neurocognitive Aging and Analytics Research Education program study connection between depression and Alzheimer’s disease.
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$1.4 Million in Grants Promote College and Career Pathways for OC Students
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded $1.4 million in grants to promote career and college readiness for K-16 students.