Cal State Fullerton Police Department Investigating Assault Near Campus
A CSUF employee said he was questioned about his mask and punched in the face by a jogger while walking to work Jan. 13.
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$500,000 NBCUniversal Grant for Cal State Fullerton Advances Training for Diverse Journalists
Cal State Fullerton is the only four-year university in California partnering with NBCUniversal to boost training for underrepresented journalism students.
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Expert’s Study Shows Bill to Change Required Age, Education for California Cops has Merit
Christine Gardiner, professor of criminal justice at CSUF, says increasing education requirements for officers could improve professionalism and policing.
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Pandemic Words are Here to Stay Even as Vaccine Offers Some Relief
A new coronavirus-influenced vocabulary is seared into our collective consciousness, says Cal State Fullerton linguist Stephen J. Mexal.
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Cal State Fullerton Wins Statewide Voter Registration Competition
Cal State Fullerton registered more than 2,700 voters, winning the Secretary of State’s Ballot Bowl Competition. More than 82,000 college students registered during the challenge.
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California State University Anticipates Return to In-Person Coursework for Fall 2021 Term
California State University
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CSUF Ranked in Top 1% of Nation’s Universities in Social Mobility Index
Cal State Fullerton is in the top 1% of four-year universities in the nation helping low-income students reach financial success and transition to high-salary jobs, according to the 2020 Social Mobility Index developed by CollegeNet.
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Don’t tell the kids but chores are good for them … all year long
Cal State Fullerton psychologist Lucia Alcalá says chores build community and collaborative skills.
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Children’s Books Teach Literacy and Preserve Vietnamese Culture, Language
What it’s like to be Vietnamese in America or celebrate Tết — the Vietnamese New Year — are topics of new children’s books that Natalie Tran hopes shed light on languages not commonly taught, diverse student populations and early childhood literacy. Cal State Fullerton’s National Resource Center for Asian Languages, which Tran directs, has published 13 […]
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8 Experts to Strengthen the Post-Election Analysis
Cal State Fullerton scholars can offer expertise in voting technology, political division, voter participation, and police response for Election 2020.