Biology Grad Student Publishes 4 Research Papers in Scientific Journals
Class of 2026 biology grad Julia Teeple studied manta rays’ filter feeding system and armadillos’ armor.
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New Urban Studies Minor Helps Students Explore Cities and Their Challenges
Cal State Fullerton’s new urban studies minor offers students a variety of ways to understand cities.
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Geology Alum Lands Environmental Planning Position at National Firm
Geology alum Tracy Ortega acquired the skills and education to land a professional position in the scientific workforce.
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Marketing Students Develop Strategies to Boost Bone Marrow Donors
CSUF marketing students conducted research to help NMDP increase bone marrow donors in the 18- to 35-year-old age range.
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Alum Guides Cal State DC Scholars Toward Grad School and Career Success
Alum and attorney Raúl Tapia shares his wealth of experience with students in the Cal State DC Scholars program.
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Native American and Indigenous Resource Center Opens as a Hub for Community, Growth
Open to all students, CSUF’s Native American and Indigenous Resource Center is a space for belonging, education, engagement and honoring cultural traditions.
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‘I Am First, I Am an Artist’ Prepares Student for Career in Animation
“I Am First, I Am an Artist” helps prepare first-generation college students like Skylar Williams for careers in the arts.
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Future Titans ‘Fall in Love’ With Cal State Fullerton
The Fall in Love With Cal State Fullerton event invited 5,000 prospective students and families to campus to explore resources.
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Spider Woman: Untangling the Evolution and Biodiversity of Web Spinners
Anna Holmquist specializes in the study of spiders and insects and shares her enthusiasm for the creatures with her students.
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Humanities Student Learns to Use AI to Preserve Ladino Language
Student Michelle Ramirez is learning to use supercomputing and data tools to preserve the Ladino language.