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.
Life-changing pardons by Governor Gavin Newsom were recently bestowed upon two staff members from the university’s Project Rebound program.
In honor of Native American and Indigenous History Month, Cal State Fullerton hosted a panel on Native American issues and resilience.
Alumna Helen Yoshida ’19 (M.A. history) chronicles Japanese American experiences — including her grandparents’ — for future generations.
Faculty discuss the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II as part of the campus’ One Book, One CSUF initiative.
Recognizing its longstanding commitment to Latinx student success, CSUF has earned the 2021 Seal of Excelencia.
Cal State Fullerton’s Ánimo: Latinx Counseling Emphasis prepares students to provide bilingual and bicultural counseling for Latinx clients and families.
Natalie J. Graham, associate professor and chair of African American studies, was recognized for her commitment to the arts, community engagement and social justice.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences officials discuss the significance of a new ethnic studies requirement for incoming Cal State Fullerton students.
Nicole Merton, a Class of 2021 art graduate, used her senior project to bring awareness to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Movement.
The Institute of Black Intellectual Innovation at Cal State Fullerton curated a local Juneteenth event that was praised by lawmakers and community members.