In Memoriam — Joseph Nevadomsky
The CSUF professor of anthropology is remembered as a distinguished scholar of the Kingdom of Benin.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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CSUF – a State and National Leader in Graduating Underrepresented Students
CSUF ranked first in California and second in the nation for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.
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Panetta Scholar Reflects on Historic Time in Washington
Meghan Waymire, a CSUF political science major, was one of 26 students selected for the Panetta Institute Congressional Internship Program.
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In Memoriam — Harvey P. Grody
The professor emeritus of political science, who served CSUF for 28 years, is remembered as the pre-law adviser for students and a champion for faculty rights.
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‘Suicide by Cop’ Study Leads to New Training for Police
A study by CSUF researchers has resulted in the development of a national training guide for police officers to safely respond to suicide by cop incidents.
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Why Does Starbucks Struggle for Popularity in Vietnam?
Anthropologist Sarah Grant explains why Starbucks has less than 3% of Vietnam’s billion dollar coffee and tea business.
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Scholars Studying Microplastics to West Nile Virus Receive National Honors
Four Cal State Fullerton student researchers won outstanding research presentation awards at the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science’s National Diversity in STEM Conference.
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Titans Win Prestigious College Television Award
Eight Cal State Fullerton students and alumni have been nominated for a College Television Award, the student version of an Emmy Award.
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American Studies Professor Unwraps a Gift-Giving Dilemma
Researcher Carrie Lane says Americans increasingly are caught between a desire to simplify their lives and a desire to keep spending.
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Faculty Contribute Presentations and Publications
Cal State Fullerton faculty have recently presented or had their research published.