CSU Researchers Awarded $1.1 Million in Sea-Level Rise Research Funding to Assist California
Three awards will support 11 researchers and over 20 students at Cal State Fullerton and five other CSU campuses.
Press Releases
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Derek Chauvin Verdict: CSUF Policing Expert Available to Discuss Police Policy and Reform
Expert’s poll shows Californians support both police and racial justice. But 30% reported they were unfairly treated by police and 72% want reform.
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Fullerton Arboretum’s Veggiepalooza Monster Tomato & Pepper Sale Set for March 20 – April 2
The Veggiepalooza sale offers more than 400 types of tomatoes, peppers, and California native plants with easy curbside pick up at Cal State Fullerton.
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The Talk: Titans Share Their Journey Toward Anti-Racism
Fourteen Cal State Fullerton Titans tell their personal stories of anti-racism in the new video series “The Talk.”
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Mentoring Platform Leverages AI to Boost Participation in STEM
CSUF and USC experts team up to build a virtual career fair and mentor STEM students.
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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.