Orange County: A Fusion of Food and Cultures
Speaker of the California State Assembly Anthony Rendon, a Cal State Fullerton alum, joined a panel to discuss culture and food in the region.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Digital Humanities Colloquium to Focus on Santa Ana’s Public Murals
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of History and nonprofit organization California Humanities will present a Digital Humanities Colloquium and launch the Mapping Arts OC digital platform in December.
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‘Apocalypse Child’ Returns to Campus to Discuss Memoir
Alumna Flor Edwards joins CSUF religious studies scholars Dec. 13 for a discussion about her book, “Apocalypse Child: A Life in End Times” and her experiences growing up in The Children of God religious movement.
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Asian Pacific American Resource Center Celebrates 10 Years of ‘Radical Dreams’
Cal State Fullerton will host a 10th anniversary celebration for its Asian Pacific American Resource Center Dec. 6 in the Titan Student Union. Jennifer A. Yee, associate professor of Asian American studies, will deliver the keynote address.
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Geographer Contributes to Naming of Lunar Craters in Honor of Apollo 8
Dydia DeLyser, a CSUF associate professor of geography and the environment and archivist for retired astronaut William A. Anders, contributed to the naming of two craters on the moon to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 8 space mission.
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Historian, Filmmaker, Former NFL Player to Speak on ‘Race, Gender and Sports’
CSUF’s African American Studies Department will host a Dec. 5 forum examining intersecting identities and athletics in the United States.
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Faculty Publications Explore Arab-Israeli Conflict, Use of Social Media as a Training Resource
A new book and articles authored by faculty in history, computer science and theatre and dance.
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Center for Oral and Public History Talk to Focus on Its Past, Present and Future
Cal State Fullerton’s Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History will host a Nov. 27 panel discussion detailing the history of the center and its goals for the future. The event is free and open to the public.
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Celebrating ‘Native Voices Rising: Defending Land and Life’
Cal State Fullerton recognized and celebrated the diversity of its native American students, faculty and staff Nov. 6 with native prayer and blessing, songs and dancing.
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Titans Honored in Statewide Voter Registration Competition
In a statewide Ballot Bowl competition, Cal State Fullerton registered 2,627 voters for the Nov. 6 midterm election, garnering the award for the CSU campus with the largest number of students registered.