Experts to Examine ‘Crimmigration, Forcible Separations, Family Detentions’
Cal State Fullerton will host a panel presentation examining the policy dynamics around family separations Feb. 28 in the Titan Student Union.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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A ‘Dreamer’ Goes to Washington
CSUF senior Miriam Tellez shares her story as one of 700,000 immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.
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Cal State Fullerton DACA Student Attends State of the Union Address
CSUF student Miriam Tellez says attending Tuesday’s State of the Union Address was a validation of her immigrant journey.
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CSUF DACA Recipient Attends State of the Union Address
Twenty-two year old Titan reflects on attending the State of the Union address with Representative Gil Cisneros.
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Criminal Justice Majors Spend Their Winter in the ‘Land Down Under’
Fifteen Cal State Fullerton students recently traveled to Australia to examine issues of crime and justice from the other side of the world.
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History Month to Shine a Light on ‘Black Excellence’ Across Generations
Cal State Fullerton’s annual celebration of Black History Month features a president’s reception, two movie discussions, trivia competition and more.
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Droughts, Desert Studies & Female Screenwriters Among Faculty Talks
Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library presents “Faculty Noontime Talks,” featuring research presentations on a range of topics, including droughts and floods, desert studies, human rights to Hollywood’s female screenwriters.
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University Fêtes City Managers, Council Leaders
Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee met with Orange County city managers and city council members to emphasize the university’s commitment to the region.
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What’s in a Cup of Coffee? Students Get a Taste While in Vietnam
Thirteen Cal State Fullerton students recently traveled to Vietnam, the second largest producer of coffee in the world, where they learned about the intricacies of the coffee production process.
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KonMari Organizing Craze Sparks Questions About Modern Life
Carrie Lane, a Cal State Fullerton professor who researches the changing nature of work and home life in contemporary America, weighs in on Netflix’s new series, “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo.”