Lessons From a Controversial Study That ‘Deliberately Divided’ Twins
Nancy L. Segal discusses her latest book, “Deliberately Divided: Inside the Controversial Study of Twins and Triplets Adopted Apart,” out Nov. 8.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Faculty Research and Presentations Showcase Scholars’ Expertise
See the latest faculty publications, presentations and awards.
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HACU Ambassador Program Empowers Latinx Students to Lead
Students and alumnae of the university’s HACU Ambassador Program share the impact it has had on their lives and careers.
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Thesis Retreats Give Grad Students a Writing Community
In 2017, Leslie Bruce, a Cal State Fullerton lecturer in English and faculty fellow for Writing Across the Curriculum, noticed that there were programs to assist students in writing for general education and undergraduate classes. But what about programs for graduate students? “I saw a gap in the support so we collaborated with librarian Jie […]
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Advantages of Indigenous Parenting Techniques During the Pandemic
A Cal State Fullerton researcher found that certain Indigenous parenting techniques strengthened children’s emotional development.
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game, Titan Style
From selfies with Tuffy to donning special event Los Angeles Angels/CSUF baseball caps, students, staff, faculty and alumni carried on the tradition of CSUF Night at Angels Stadium last Sunday. Titans cheered on the Angels, caught up with friends and family, and enjoyed a day at the ballpark eating hot dogs and sipping on cool […]
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What You Need to Know About California’s Gubernatorial Recall Election
Election expert at CSUF, Sarah Hill, discusses the power groups behind the ballot to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom, and how the recall election works.
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Faculty Receive Honors, Share Presentations and Publications
See the latest publications, presentations from faculty and awards they’ve received.
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African American Studies Chair Named Orange County’s First Poet Laureate
Natalie J. Graham, associate professor and chair of African American studies, was recognized for her commitment to the arts, community engagement and social justice.
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Student Trustee to Advocate for Marginalized Communities
Graduate student Maria Linares is appointed as a student trustee on the California State University Board of Trustees for 2021-23.