Death Positive Scholar Brings a New Angle to Grief
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and other public health crises, death anxiety in the United States has significantly increased.
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Jimmy Carter Lived the Ideal That There is More That Unites Us Than Divides Us
The legacy of the 39th president will endure for decades to come.
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CSUF Center for Entrepreneurship Boosts Social Change with $550,000 Grant
John Bradley Jackson, the center’s director, says the center and those involved with it have shifted to a new way of thinking about business.
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Romantic Relationships Aren’t the Only Relationships to Celebrate on Valentine’s Day
Human communication studies expert Jessica Kamrath says creating happiness on Valentine’s Day doesn’t require being in a romantic relationship.
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Should You Really Learn Your Love Language?
Sex and relationship expert Tara Suwinyattichaiporn explains the benefits of understanding one’s primary love languages.
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Computer Engineering Expert Explains the ‘Sneaky Surveillance’ Technology of Spy Balloons
Yoonsuk Choi, computer engineering faculty member, said taking images from a balloon can be easier than using a satellite and better in terms of quality.
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Earthquake Expert from Turkey on Devastation in Turkey and Syria
Assistant professor of geological sciences at Cal State Fullerton, turned his Introduction to Geology class on Monday into a real-life lesson.
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Why Are We Obsessed With Uncomfortable Television?
Discomfort and finding pleasure in feeling disturbed has been a major theme of 21st century television.
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Telemedicine Has Been ‘Hugely Beneficial’ for Health Care, Study Shows
Telemedicine and virtual appointments have become more popular in routine health and wellness since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
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Microplastic Debris Even Impact World’s Largest Animals
Cal State Fullerton postdoctoral scholar Shirel Kahane-Rapport examines the behavior of baleen whales and their microplastic consumption.