Threats to the U.S. Constitution: Reproductive Freedoms and LGBTQ Rights: Are They at Risk?
Pam Fiber Ostrow, Cal State Fullerton professor of political science, discusses reproductive freedoms and LGBTQ rights.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Political Science Experts Explain Why People Should Care About Local Politics
Raphael Sonenshein, director of the Pat Brown Institute and an esteemed professor at Cal State Fullerton for decades, recently discussed why people should care about local politics.
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‘The Haunting Within’: Professor Explores the Duplicity of Doppelgängers
Adam Golub, professor of American studies at Cal State Fullerton, researches the cultural significance of doppelgängers throughout history.
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Go Vote: Ballot Propositions 101
Sarah Hill, Cal State Fullerton professor of political science, reviews each proposition on the 2022 California State Ballot.
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Ballot Breakdown: Who Are These People?
Shelly Arsneault, Cal State Fullerton professor of political science and public administration, explains each position on the California ballot.
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Midterm Elections: Make Your Vote Count!
With the midterm elections just around the corner, Cal State Fullerton offers a range of programs to help voters make more informed decisions.
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CSUF Secures Record-Breaking $34.8 Million in Grants for Research, Student Success
Cal State Fullerton secured $34.8 million in grants and contracts during the 2021-22 fiscal year, breaking the campus’ previous record in 2019-20.
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Fulbright Scholars Study Ghanaian Education, Impact of COVID-19 on Maya Communities
Faculty members Abigail Amoako Kayser and Lucia Alcalá have recently been selected as Fulbright U.S. Scholars to Ghana and Mexico, respectively.
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Reimagined Resource Space and Services for Women-Identified Students Debut This Fall
A new space at Cal State Fullerton will provide intersectional programming and updated support services related to women-identified students.
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Titans Helping Titans: Former DC Scholars Mentor Newest ‘Class’
Fifty Cal State DC Scholars alumni who work in Washington, D.C., now serve as mentors to new scholars coming through the program.