New Course Teaches Students How to Find Truth, Inspired by Rise of Alternative Facts
CSUF’s new Truth course brings together perspectives from the humanities, social studies and natural sciences.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Andy Vargas of Santana and All-Star Band Headline ¡Somos Titans! to Support Latino Students
Celebración de CSUF: ¡Somos Titans! raised $215,000 to fund scholarships, programs and opportunities for Latino students.
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Construction Begins on Sequoia Student Housing, Including Affordable Units
CSUF leaders celebrated the start of construction to build a new 510-bed, apartment-style student housing complex, which when completed, will include affordable options.
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Project upGRADS Selected as an Example of Excelencia for Advancing Latinx Student Success
Excelencia in Education has recognized CSUF’s Project upGRADS as an Example of Excelencia for its exemplary work in advancing Latinx student success.
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Political Consultant Mike Madrid Speaks to CSUF Community About the Impact of the Latino Vote
Cal State Fullerton invited nationally recognized political consultant Mike Madrid to speak with faculty, staff and students about the impact of the Latino vote.
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History Student Uses Research Skills to Rebuild Memories After Coma
After a near monthlong coma erased most of his memories, Cal State Fullerton alum William Trevilla decided to pursue a career in history education.
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‘Black Titan Experience’ Welcomes New and Returning Students to Campus
At Black Titan Experience, more than 400 students, faculty, staff and university leaders welcomed new and returning Black students to campus.
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Meet Cal State Fullerton’s New Tenure-Track Faculty
With degrees from top institutions and a wealth of research expertise, 35 new tenure-track faculty members are joining Cal State Fullerton for the 2024-25 academic year.
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New ASI President to Students: ‘There Are Many Opportunities Awaiting’
Incoming ASI President Joe Morales discovered his passion for politics at Cal State Fullerton.
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Future Attorney Delves Into Prison Abolition Research
Eighteen students are participating in the new Bolstering Black Undergraduate Student Creative Activities and Research program.