Fishing for Answers
Students, alongside faculty mentors, are conducting research on the rare oarfish to find out more about the mysterious deep-sea fish.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
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Striving to Achieve Their Educational Goals
Four Cal State Fullerton graduate students, all CSU Pre-Doctoral Scholars, discuss what drives them to achieve their educational goals.
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Campus Programs Teach Students ‘They Can’
Two CSUF programs geared to helping underrepresented students achieve and excel in their educational endeavors were recently recognized as finalists in a national competition.
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‘Prehistoric OC’ Celebrates Past
“Prehistoric OC,” a family festival celebrating archaeology, paleontology, history, culture and science, will be held Oct. 10 at Ralph B. Clark Regional Park.
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Total Lunar Eclipse Viewing
See the rare total eclipse of a “supermoon” Sept. 27 at the Fullerton Arboretum — the last of four total lunar eclipses in 2014-15. The last supermoon eclipse occurred in 1982 and the next won’t take place again until 2033.
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Faculty and Student Work Published
Faculty and students recently contributed articles to numerous publications.
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Faculty Travel for Presentation, Service
Binod Tiwari and Dawn Person traveled to Europe and South Africa, respectively, this summer.
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Bat Myths Busted
Find out why people should appreciate — and not fear — Southern California’s furry flyers at Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary’s Oct. 17 “Bat Night.”
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Research in Thailand
CSUF students spent the summer in Thailand as part of the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation and Science and Math Research in Thailand programs.
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CSUF Scientist’s Study Reveals Oldest Fossil Sea Turtle
Research by CSUF scientist James Parham reveals the oldest known sea turtles on record, dating back to the age of dinosaurs, more than 120 million years ago.