In an abundance of caution and with the safety of our students, faculty, and staff as our top priority, Cal State Fullerton will cancel in-person classes and activities, but online classes will continue as planned on Monday, Aug. 21.
Cal State Fullerton associate professor of geography and the environment, Trevis Matheus, believes that the key to understanding how climate change will affect the future can be found inside trees.
To learn more about the broadnose sevengill shark, Cal State Fullerton biological science student Ryan Le is using DNA to study its genetic diversity and breeding population throughout Southern California’s coast.
With over a million tickets sold, the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup hosted in New Zealand and Australia is on track to be the most attended women’s sporting event in history.
As the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to conduct classes online, colleges and universities around the world experienced increases in academic dishonesty.
The popularity of digital calendars over paper calendars has grown significantly due to instant access to appointments, meetings and dates.
Cal State Fullerton computer engineering students developed assistive glasses, a hands-free wearable technology device.
As the world recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses are seeking ways to understand and improve their employees’ mental health and well-being.
Male students are falling behind in the classroom, earning lower grades, test scores and experiencing higher expulsion rates than females.
The program will help students understand America’s history, political system, laws and economy — and their impact on social inequality.