Twelve Cal State Fullerton students competed against the top 100 Moot Court teams in the country and brought home seven awards from the tournament, which was held virtually this year.
Rwanda Carter knows firsthand how social and economic inequalities disproportionately affect racial and ethnic minorities. She was raised in Watts, in South Central Los Angeles, where health, education and earnings levels are far below the national average. Her parents immigrated from Belize to the U.S., where they worked diligently to obtain permanent residency and sustain […]
Who is struggling in Orange County? And what can we do to lift up these members of our community? Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee recently participated in a virtual event, “Struggling to Stay Afloat: Over the Real Cost Measure,” sponsored by the Orange County United Way. The goal of the program was to increase […]
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Communications is one of only 17 institutions of higher education across the nation partnering with NBCUniversal to expand learning opportunities and training for underrepresented journalism students. CSUF is the only four-year university in California selected for the NBCU Academy collaboration. The $500,000 two-year grant from NBCUniversal funds $250,000 in scholarships […]
Cal State Fullerton is top-ranked in California and third in the nation for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students.
Four business students share how the mentoring through the new Executive in Residence program has made a difference in their lives.
Cal State Fullerton’s Project Rebound supports the higher education and successful reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals.