Can Artificial Intelligence Help Increase Diversity in STEM?
A study gauges how well artificial intelligence can help connect college students from underrepresented communities with STEM mentors.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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University Recognizes New Emeriti
Fifteen faculty and staff members were recently awarded emeriti status.
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Philosophy Student and Aspiring Lawmaker Empowered by Panetta Internship in D.C.
Cal State Fullerton senior Zachary Zirzow was one of 26 California students to complete a Washington, D.C. internship this year as a Panetta scholar.
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Honoring Native Americans and Indigenous Peoples
In honor of Native American and Indigenous History Month, Cal State Fullerton hosted a panel on Native American issues and resilience.
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City Management Fellowship Program Primes Graduate Students to be City Leaders
CSUF’s City Management Fellowship Program offers master’s of public administration students the unique opportunity to work with and be mentored by local city leaders.
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Faculty Research Highlighted in Publications and Presentations
See the latest publications and presentations from Cal State Fullerton faculty.
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Faculty and Staff Receive Nearly $12 Million in Grants, Contracts in Q1
The campus was awarded nearly $12 million in grant funding during the first quarter of the university’s 2021-22 fiscal year.
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Uncovering Memories From World War II
Alumna Helen Yoshida ’19 (M.A. history) chronicles Japanese American experiences — including her grandparents’ — for future generations.
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Beyond ‘They Called Us Enemy’
Faculty discuss the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II as part of the campus’ One Book, One CSUF initiative.
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National Grant to Add Over 116,000 LGBTQ Spaces to Mapping Project
The Mapping the Gay Guides project preserves historic LGBTQ travel guides of the United States.