David Hogg on Creating Change: ‘Every One of You Has the Capability to Be a Leader’
Survivor and activist David Hogg spoke to the Cal State Fullerton community on March 17 as part of Social Justice Week.
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CSUF Alum Sees Disability as an Asset, Challenges Society to Do the Same
Sociology alumnus Isaiah Piche, who has cerebral palsy, persevered to compete on Cal State Fullerton’s award-winning moot court team.
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New Project Rebound Center Sets Stage for Hope, Opportunity and Inclusion
Cal State Fullerton’s Project Rebound program celebrated the grand opening of its Center for Hope and Redemption on March 15.
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Telling ‘A Women’s Story’: Theater Professor’s Original Play Honors Greek Legend
Maria Cominis, professor of theatre and dance, was awarded a 2022 National Endowment for the Arts grant for her original story, “Women of Zalongo.”
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Women’s History Month: Campus Reaffirms Support for Female-Identifying Titans
Cal State Fullerton will celebrate Women’s History Month this March, spotlighting the experiences of female-identifying Titans.
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The Unbreakable Zack Collie
He broke his neck, but it didn’t break him. Counseling graduate student Zack Collie hopes to help other survivors of traumatic events find a path forward.
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Computer Science Scholar From Vietnam Receives CSU’s Top Student Award
Cal State Fullerton computer science major Nghia Trong Phan is among this year’s recipients of the CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement.
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Recognizing My White Privilege and Its Intersection With Anti-Racism
I did not grow up in an overtly racist household. My parents did not use hateful or racist speech. They did not engage in practices or organizations that were exclusionary or segregated. So, I spent much of my life viewing myself as “not racist.” But as I genuinely and consciously began my journey toward being […]
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Talking About Race in My Family Was Awkward Until We Had ‘The Talk’
That one salient moment for me happened during the midst of the social unrest after the murder of George Floyd. My family is from Hong Kong. We immigrated to the United States when I was 3 years old. My parents uprooted their lives to give my sisters and me a chance at an education that […]
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My Dad’s Stories Kept Me Safe and Street Smart
I identify as a first-generation college student, cisgender male, Indigenous/Native Pacific Islander, and diasporic Chamoru, ancestrally rooted to the Island of Guam/Guahan; born in (Westside) Long Beach, California, and raised in Southern California in a working-class family. Both of my parents are Chamorro from Guam. Traveling to and from Guam most of my life and living […]