Outstanding Graduate Student Aspires to Tell Stories of Unsung Heroes
Marisol Rivera, a master’s student at Cal State Fullerton, received the Alumni Association’s 2022 Outstanding Graduate Student Award.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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The Supreme Court Decision on Roe v. Wade: Will It Be Overturned?
Pam Fiber-Ostrow, a Cal State Fullerton professor of political science, described the implications of overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Campus Garden to Bring New Opportunities for Self-Sustainability
The upcoming garden will be cared for by student organizations, academic departments, service-learning classes and other campus groups.
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Titan Superstar: ‘Jack’ Bedell Honored Posthumously With President’s Award of Distinction
John W. “Jack” Bedell, the late professor emeritus of sociology, is the inaugural honoree of the President’s Award of Distinction.
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English Lecturer Empowers Students, Fights for Equity in Writing
English Lecturer Leslie Bruce was recently honored with CSUF’s 2022 Outstanding Lecturer Award for her commitment to students.
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Royce International Symposium Examines Russia, China and the Future of U.S. Foreign Policy
Public policy experts from Cal State Fullerton, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, and national research organizations were part of the symposium.
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Daughter Follows Father’s Footsteps in DC Scholars Program
CSUF political science junior Kamille Morales is the second member of her family to participate in the Cal State DC Scholars program.
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Raising Awareness and Promoting Inclusivity for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Student organizations and campus resources raise awareness for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
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George Takei Offers Lessons in Lifelong Advocacy for Asian Americans
George Takei talked with Professor Emeritus Craig Ihara 20 years ago about Japanese American internment in World War II, and his activism and acting.
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Anthropology Exhibits Explore Facets of Los Angeles and Hawaiian History Through Personal Narratives
Anthropology exhibits curated by master’s student Andrea Jackson and alumna Eleonor Mapa Casey tell historical narratives of communities of color.