What You Need to Know About California’s Gubernatorial Recall Election
Election expert at CSUF, Sarah Hill, discusses the power groups behind the ballot to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom, and how the recall election works.
Press Releases
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U.S. Bank Introduces A New Way To Show Titan Pride
U.S. Bank’s new college Visa® debit card design allows students to show off their CSUF Titan pride, and features campus images.
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CSU Requires All Faculty, Staff and Students to be Fully Immunized
The California State University campuses will now require faculty, staff and students to be vaccinated before returning to campus in fall.
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Fullerton Arboretum Receives $1 Million in Funding from the State of California
The 26-acre Fullerton Arboretum at Cal State Fullerton received $1 million in the state’s budget to fund expenses and improvements after pandemic closure.
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CSUF’s Grant Grand Central Art Center gets $100,000 Grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts
CSUF’s Grand Central Art Center will receive $100,000 Warhol Foundation grant to fund artist-in-residence program.
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Titan Entrepreneurs Celebrate Boba Tea Success
At 22, two Titans with no financial credit wrote a business plan at Cal State Fullerton that opened the door to their first Tastea beverage store.
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Polster Named Interim Head Volleyball Coach
Nicole Polster has been named interim head volleyball coach at Cal State University, Fullerton.
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Neutron Stars Swallowed by Black Holes in Rare Cosmic Collisions
CSUF gravitational-wave scientists collaborated to explain the first-time detection of two collisions between a black hole and a neutron star.
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‘Gender Affirming Closet’ to Offer Clothing for LGBTQ Students
CSUF’s LGBT Queer Resource Center will open a Gender Affirming Closet to provide a free clothing for transgender and gender non-conforming students.
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Media Law Expert Comments on Supreme Court Ruling on Cheerleader’s Profane Snapchat Rant
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled schools must protect expression of unpopular ideas. “That’s music to this media law professor’s ears,” says Jason Shepard, CSUF professor of communications.