Excelencia in Education recognized two Cal State Fullerton programs that have positively impacted and accelerated Latinx student success in higher education.
The largest university in the California State University system teams up with SkillStorm to help students and alumni earn certifications in high-demand tech fields
Stephen Stambough, professor of political science, explains if and how a third party alternative can be viable.
Yi Jiang, Cal State Fullerton professor of finance, discusses the correlation between fuel prices and airfare.
Cal State Fullerton researchers work with museums and nonprofits on a project that documents Orange County’s past, present and future Black-owned businesses.
CSUF programs will be available to more than 29,500 hourly employees eligible to participate in Disney Aspire in the state of California.
Cal State Fullerton’s Bey-Ling Sha was named as one of The Plank Center’s 2022 Milestones in Mentoring Honorees. Sha, who is dean of the university’s College of Communications, was honored with the Bruce K. Berger Educator Mentor Award, which recognizes educators who have been instrumental in mentoring students and future educators. “As someone who has […]
Immigration advocates applauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent 5-to-4 ruling that signaled the end of Migrant Protection Protocols, often referred to as the “Remain in Mexico” program. Cal State Fullerton professor of political science and criminal justice Robert F. Castro says about 5,000 immigrants may be permitted to reenter the U.S. and wait for their asylum hearings if the program […]
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s decision in June to remove the popular vaping brand Juul from the U.S. market is significant for public health, said Cal State Fullerton professor of public health Joshua Yang. The company was a major innovator in e-cigarettes, and its products are largely responsible for the growth of vaping and nicotine addiction among young […]
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. v. Bruen struck down New York’s concealed carry licensing law, which requires individuals to have a special need beyond general self-defense, or “proper cause,” to carry a firearm in public. Cal State Fullerton associate professor of political science Robert R. Robinson said the […]