‘Black Disability Symposium’ Brings Artists, Activists to Campus
The African American Studies Department presents an Oct. 1 symposium during National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Four New Scholars Join College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Faculty members with a range of expertise in sociology, modern languages and literatures, linguistics and religious studies joined Cal State Fullerton this fall.
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Campus Rallies for Constitution Day
Cal State Fullerton will host a civil dialogue, jeopardy competition and two film screenings to commemorate the adoption of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787.
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McNair Scholars Excel in Graduate-Level Research
Undergraduates in Cal State Fullerton’s McNair Scholars Program gain valuable research experience as they get ready for graduate school.
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Philosophy Researchers Learn to Diagnose Disagreements
CSUF researchers are working to better understand disagreement culture in the United States and develop training materials to help people improve the way they interact.
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Presenting at the American Psychological Association
Cal State Fullerton faculty members and students were among the presenters at the recent American Psychological Association annual convention in San Francisco.
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In Denmark, Students Consider Possibilities for Food Sustainability
Fifteen students traveled to one of the world’s happiest countries this summer to learn about its progressive food and social justice policies.
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CSUF Named in ‘Crazy Rich Asians’
Today’s opening of the much-anticipated film “Crazy Rich Asians” puts Cal State Fullerton in a scene-pleasing spotlight.
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Students Discover What Tree Rings Can Reveal About Droughts, Fires
In CSUF’s “Mountain Field Geography” class, students travel to California national parks to look for climate clues in the trees.
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In Memoriam — Ellen M. Caldwell
The associate professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics will be remembered for her devotion to teaching.