African American Studies Chair Named Orange County’s First Poet Laureate
Natalie J. Graham, associate professor and chair of African American studies, was recognized for her commitment to the arts, community engagement and social justice.
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.
Cal State Fullerton Asian American studies and student affairs experts offer recommendations for supporting APIDA students and communities.
Abled Advocators was named Student Organization of the Year at Student Life and Leadership’s 2021 Tuffy Awards.
Mo, an undocumented Filipino student, co-hosted a virtual discussion April 28, titled “UndocuAPIDA Narratives-Part II,” during Cal State Fullerton’s celebration of APIDA — Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American — Heritage Month. Mo reflects on what it means to be undocumented.
As Cal State Fullerton student Leilani Mendoza celebrates Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month, she shares how her Titan experience has given her a better understanding of what it means to be an APIDA individual.
Cal State Fullerton’s Diversity Initiatives and Resource Centers has launched a new program for students focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion as foundations for leadership.
A Cal State Fullerton professor of education and other researchers are studying challenges for undocumented students in the California State University and University of California systems.