Cal State DC Scholars Program Celebrates 20 Years of Learning in Nation’s Capital
For the past 20 years, the Cal State DC Scholars program has provided students with opportunities to study and intern in the nation’s capital.
Learning
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Teaching Students to Be ‘Good Leaders’ Helped Earn CSUF Alum OC Teacher of the Year Award
Centralia Elementary School third grade teacher Jeannette Aguilera was named a 2026 Teacher of the Year by the Orange County Department of Education.
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Titan Named OC Teacher of the Year for Helping Transitional Kindergarten Students Shine
Megan Lee, a two-time CSUF alum, was named one of the Orange County Department of Education’s Teachers of the Year.
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Future Computer Engineers Propose Purification System to Make Clean Air a Universal Right for All
Future computer engineers Tony Amin and Festo Bwogi came up with the idea to design an affordable, portable air purification system to improve indoor air quality in vulnerable communities.
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Construction Collaborative Helps Engineering Grads Land Industry Jobs
The ECS Construction Collaborative helps students launch their engineering careers — prepared to meet the demand for professionals in industry.
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Cal State Fullerton Celebrates Its ‘Adaptable, Curious and Courageous’ Class of 2025
Cal State Fullerton celebrated more than 11,000 graduates during its May 19-22 commencement ceremonies.
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Communication Studies Scholar Uncovers Native and Indigenous History of Lacrosse
Class of 2025 communications studies grad Erik Sandoval researches the history of lacrosse and its connection to Native and Indigenous culture.
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Music Graduate Student Hits High Note in Instrumental Wind Conducting
Class of 2025 music graduate Johnston Nguyen studies instrumental wind conducting and plans a career in music education.
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History Scholar Unveils Untold Stories Through Urban Design Research
Class of 2025 history grad Natalya Rowe gained hands-on research experience in the Netherlands, studying how landmarks reflect Sephardic Jewish history.
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Smart-Home Technology Prototypes Support Formerly Unhoused Individuals
An interdisciplinary team of students and faculty developed technology-based smart prototypes to assist formerly unhoused individuals in permanent supportive housing.