When senior Heather Paredez, who didn’t have a computer or internet access, realized she would have to complete college online, she contacted President Fram Virjee — with a surprising result.
At a time when people around the world are feeling anxious about the novel coronavirus pandemic, Speaker of the California State Assembly Anthony Rendon video conferenced about the topic and more with students in CSUF’s “Politics and Policy Making in America” class.
Laura Zettel-Watson, CSUF professor of psychology, cautions that social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic can lead to additional physical and mental health consequences for older adults.
CSUF researchers found that the more motivated kids are to learn early in life, the more likely they will be successful later.
Dustin Abnet, a Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of American studies, is the author of a new book exploring the history of robots in U.S. culture.
Roy Choi ‘94 (B.A. philosophy), co-founder of Kogi Korean BBQ, handed out 300 tacos to families social distancing March 25 in San Gabriel.
Students and faculty from CSUF’s Department of Modern Languages and Literatures shifted their annual conference online amid COVID-19 concerns.
Elizabeth Pillsworth, professor of anthropology, and alumna Jaclyn Magginetti ’08, ’12 (B.A., M.A. anthropology) are the authors of a new study on “Women’s Sexual Strategies in Pregnancy,” published in the journal of Evolution and Human Behavior.
Barbra Erickson, professor of anthropology, discusses how the new coronavirus (COVID-19) is an example of a “crowd disease” — the type that has only impacted humans since they began to live in dense populations.
Numerous faculty and staff have received accolades for their outstanding work, including seven who received the university’s emeriti status.