CSUF Expert Offers Tips for Recycling Halloween Pumpkins
Environmental studies and psychology lecturer Kayla Causey tells how small farms can make use of Halloween pumpkins after fright night festivities are over.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Service Milestones Recognized
As part of today’s University Awards Program, Cal State Fullerton recognized faculty, staff and administrators for their dedicated years of service. In addition to Irene Lange’s 50 years of service, also recognized was James Santucci for 45 years and 19 others who have served for more than 30 years.
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Violence Prevention Conference to Empower CSUF Community
The WoMen’s and Adult Reentry Center presents its 17th annual Violence Prevention Conference Oct. 28 in the Titan Student Union. This year’s conference theme is “Empowerment as Prevention.”
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Campaign 2016: What’s Gender’s Role in Politics?
Political science experts discuss whether gender matters in the presidential election.
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Campus Emeriti Named
President Mildred García conferred emeriti status on nine longtime campus members.
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Campaign 2016: Political Science Experts to Discuss How Gender Impacts the Election
Oct. 11 panel to discuss “Women & the 2016 Election” at the Pollak Library.
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Campus Faculty, Staff Receive $11 Million in Grants and Contracts
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members have garnered $11 million in grants and contracts for the first quarter of the academic year (July 1 to Sept. 30).
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‘Prehistoric OC’ Features Dinos, Volcanos, Storytelling & More
The Cooper Center presents “Prehistoric OC,” a family festival celebrating archaeology, paleontology and Orange County’s rich natural history.
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Life on the Presidential Campaign Trail for a Student From SoCal
Cynthia Montes, a first-generation college student, recounts her experiences campaigning for Sen. Bernie Sanders — a springboard to a permanent post in Washington, D.C.
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Campaign 2016: CSUF Experts and Students Critique the Vice Presidential Candidates
Were performances by Gov. Mike Pence and Sen. Tim Kaine powerful enough to motivate voters?