What Does Birth Order Say About You?
Twins expert, Nancy Segal, explains how birth order alters dominance.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Visualizing Queer Space in America
Mapping the Gay Guides is a project led by Eric Gonzaba, CSUF assistant professor of American studies, that plots gay spaces dating back to 1965 on a digital map.
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Robert R. Hodges Fellowship Endowment Established
An endowment of $400,000 in the name of Robert Hodges, professor emeritus of English, has been established to support fellowships for students pursuing academic degrees in English or comparative literature.
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Gerontologist Honored for Commitment to Lifelong Learning
Patricia McKeon, master’s student in gerontology, has been honored with the 2020 Betty Robertson Award for lifelong learning from CSUF’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
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Titans of Accomplishment: Faculty and Staff Receive Recognition and Funding
Despite the global health crisis throughout May, Titan faculty and staff continued to present, publish and receive grants and recognition for their work.
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Mellon Mays Fellows to Continue Studying Humanities in Grad School
Three of Cal State Fullerton’s inaugural Mellon Mays fellows — Danielle Narciso, Vivian Phong Ngo and Ileana Perez — have been accepted to graduate programs from the West to the East Coast.
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Santa Ana Residents Clean up and Debate After Protest
The damage from Saturday’s protest hit Bristol Street and McFadden Avenue, ‘the heart of Santa Ana,’ says Erualdo Gonzalez, professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies.
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Fullerton Arboretum’s Offerings Grow With Student Help
CSUF students work with Fullerton Arboretum in a variety of ways, enhancing their learning while helping the botanical garden thrive.
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Center for Healthy Neighborhoods Is a Lifeline During the Pandemic
CSUF’s Center for Healthy Neighborhoods is offering academic and mental health support programs virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic, while working on plans to reduce hardships associated with financial loss and more.
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Spring Cleaning Inspiration: 3 Organizing Tips from Expert Carrie Lane
Organizing your closet doesn’t have to be complex. If you can find it in five minutes, then you’re organized enough, says Carrie Lane, professor of American Studies.