Students in Cal State Fullerton’s Sociology of Food class discussed the importance of food in culture, religion and social justice movements. They presented their work as part of the Interfaith Dialogue series “Religion and Food Practices.” The course is taught by Dana Collins, professor of sociology. The event was sponsored by the Office of Engagement […]
A single sentence, read aloud during CSUF Research Week, captured a big idea about who research is for: “By stepping into high performance computing, I hope to show that students from the humanities belong in the world of data just as much as anyone else.” The quote, from humanities student Michelle Rodriguez, was shared by […]
The Division of Information Technology will conduct its annual disaster recovery testing of critical services on May 23 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The testing requires a shutdown of campus connectivity to the internet and critical services, and IT services may not be available on or off campus. Visit the Campus IT disaster recovery website […]
To be a Titan is a family affair. Among the thousands of Cal State Fullerton graduates in the Class of 2026, a mother and daughter will celebrate a pivotal moment of their lives together. The daughter, Ashlynn Viramontes, is graduating with a bachelor’s degree in communicative disorders from the College of Communications. The mother, Diane […]
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Communications will host its 48th annual Comm Week conference April 27-30, offering students a front-row seat to the evolving world of communications through hands-on learning, industry insights and professional networking. Held at the Titan Student Union, the four-day event will bring together more than 70 industry professionals representing a wide […]
On April 24, Professor Marlin E. Blaine from CSUF’s Department of English, Comparative Literature and Linguistics will deliver one of this year’s Shakespeare Birthday Lectures in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. The Shakespeare Birthday Lecture is an annual event sponsored by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and the Shakespeare Institute to commemorate the life and works of the playwright […]
For Sophia Schindler, presenting at Cal State Fullerton’s Student Creative Activities and Research Day was not just about sharing results. It was about explaining how her research took shape. Hosted by the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Center during Research Week, SCAR Day featured undergraduate and graduate students presenting projects across multiple disciplines, representing seven colleges and […]
The CSUF Cello Choir will present a special Bon Voyage Concert on April 22 at 6 p.m. in the Recital Hall, offering campus audiences a preview of the April program they will perform in New York City. The ensemble’s NYC appearance at the Ann Goodman Recital Hall at Kaufman Music Center is already sold out, […]
For students pursuing an M.A. in Economics program at Cal State Fullerton, the journey is both rigorous and rewarding. One of the key courses offered in the program is Advanced Econometrics, taught by Maria Casanova, associate professor of economics, who brings both expertise and enthusiasm to the classroom. A Practical Approach to Econometrics In the course, students delve […]
Antibiotic resistance — one of the most urgent threats to global health — was among the key research topics highlighted during Cal State Fullerton’s Research Week 2026, underscored by this year’s L. Don Shields lecture. The featured lecture, “Outsmarting Bacterial Resistance: From Mechanisms to Solutions,” was delivered by Marcelo Tolmasky, professor of biological science and […]