‘What the Constitution Means to Me’
Students across the country will discuss playwright and actor Heidi Schreck’s Broadway hit, “What the Constitution Means to Me.”
Justice
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Daniel Dae Kim on Asian American Experience: ‘You Have to Make Your Own Room’
Actor and producer Daniel Dae Kim spoke at Cal State Fullerton about his work in entertainment and social justice advocacy.
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Centering LGBTQ Women of Color as the Face of Punk
Chicana and Chicano studies faculty member Marlén Ríos-Hernández discusses punk and its roots in marginalized communities.
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Angela Davis to CSUF Students: ‘Never Be Satisfied With the Way Things Are’
Renowned political activist, author and scholar Angela Davis spoke at Cal State Fullerton about past and current social movements, justice and progress.
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Grant to Bolster Diversity in STEM, Fund Research on Materials That Contract When Heated
Cal State Fullerton’s Joya Cooley has received a grant to promote diversity in STEM and conduct research on negative thermal expansion materials.
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Empowered Through Redemption and Education
Life-changing pardons by Governor Gavin Newsom were recently bestowed upon two staff members from the university’s Project Rebound program.
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Honoring Native Americans and Indigenous Peoples
In honor of Native American and Indigenous History Month, Cal State Fullerton hosted a panel on Native American issues and resilience.
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Uncovering Memories From World War II
Alumna Helen Yoshida ’19 (M.A. history) chronicles Japanese American experiences — including her grandparents’ — for future generations.
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Beyond ‘They Called Us Enemy’
Faculty discuss the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II as part of the campus’ One Book, One CSUF initiative.
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University Earns Seal of Excelencia for Advancing Latinx Student Success
Recognizing its longstanding commitment to Latinx student success, CSUF has earned the 2021 Seal of Excelencia.