Scholar Reveals an American History of Tuition-Free Universities
Tyler D. Parry, CSUF associate professor of African American studies, shares his research on tuition-free universities in the United States.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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‘African American Civic Engagement’ Team Exemplifies Spirit of Inclusion
Team members from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences received CSUF’s Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Award for their contributions to the “African American Civic Engagement” exhibit and fundraising initiative.
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Titans to Share Stories of Women in Politics, Postwar Migration Experiences
CSUF’s Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History will host the Southwest Oral History Association annual conference April 27-29.
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Alumni to Share ‘American Wings, Iranian Roots’ at Library Author Talk
Alumnus Reza Abedi fled his native Iran in 1982 on the last night of the Military World Wrestling Championships in Venezuela. The Dana Hills High School Spanish teacher and wrestling coach, along with alumna and author Kristin Orloff, will discuss their book at the April 25 Pollak Library Author Talk.
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‘Journey in Advocacy’ Teaches Students How to Have a Voice in Policymaking
To learn more about state and local government, Cal State Fullerton students travel to Sacramento each spring to tour the capitol, meet with legislators and network with alumni.
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Titans in Student Research Head to Statewide Competition
Cal State Fullerton will be represented by eight student researchers at the 32nd annual CSU Research Competition May 4-5 at Sacramento State.
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Heritage Month Speaker Dreams of Preserving ‘Ancestral Intelligence’
CSUF’s reception for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month featured an inspiring keynote message, student performances and special recognitions.
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‘Black in Bloom’ Symposium to Explore Culinary, Music, Literary Arts
Cal State Fullerton brings chefs, artists, writers and entrepreneurs to campus April 10 for its Black Arts Symposium. The event is free and open to the public.
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External Funding Supports Research and Programs Exploring the Sea, the Earth and City Economics
Cal State Fullerton faculty, staff and administrators have garnered more than $1.6 million in grants and contracts for wide-ranging research efforts and program support.
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CSUF Robotics Researcher Wins $500,000 for Assistive Technology
Nina Robson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering was selected by the National Science Foundation for the prestigious Early CAREER Award. More faculty members are lauded.