Meet Bendeguz Aubeli, or as he’s known in his home country of Hungary, Aubeli Bendeguz. Coming from Budapest to California, Aubeli has had a remarkable journey to where he is now at Cal State Fullerton. Aubeli’s education in the United States began at West Valley Community College in San Jose. Upon learning about CSUF’s plan […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Internships and Community Engagement continues the Titans of Community Engagement video series, which highlights high-impact service-learning opportunities across campus. The third video in the series centers on the course Applying Sociology in the Community. This service-learning course includes a collaboration between students, faculty and several local nonprofit organizations including Giving Children […]
The third annual ThinkLA Diversity Summit in El Segundo on Nov. 14 featured a panel discussion on diversity, equity and inclusion moderated by Jake Beniflah, marketing lecturer at Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics. The discussion brought together diversity-focused voices from Cal State Fullerton, Loyola Marymount University and the Freedom Forum, a nonprofit […]
Sam and Rachel Smith, both Class of 2018 business grads, first met in an entrepreneurship-focused student club at the Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics. Today, the couple is happily married and are looking forward to seeing their own children become Titans someday. But in the meantime, the couple is already selflessly giving back to […]
Demonstrating their expertise in analyzing problems and creating innovative solutions, business honors students from Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics partnered with Goodwill of Orange County on Nov. 15 to provide innovative strategies for engaging with Gen Z. The nonprofit was seeking recommendations from today’s students about how the organization can thrive and remain relevant […]
Through strategic partnerships with Cal State Fullerton’s academic departments and colleges, CSUF University Extension is making master’s degree completion more accessible. For many students, their dream of earning a master’s degree is compromised by impacted schedules, family responsibilities and other life circumstances. By offering evening classes, part-time options and accelerated schedules, University Extension provides students […]
It’s been a roller coaster ride this season for Tony Chavez. The Cal State Fullerton senior was named the Big West Men’s Cross Country Athlete of the Week after placing third in the 8-kilometer race at the season-opening Mark Covert Classic in Brea. Two weeks later, in mid-September, he began experiencing pain in the calf […]
The CSUF Police Department’s first-ever explosives and firearm detection dog, K-9 Glock, officially retired earlier this month after serving Titans for seven years. After completing more than 450 training sessions and responding to more than 750 calls for service, the 7-year-old black Labrador retriever turns his tail to enjoy life with his family and handler, […]
As the 2024 holiday shopping season and Black Friday sales begin, society is entering a new era driven by artificial intelligence and greater consumer choice amidst the overall backdrop of continuing inflation concerns. While more and more stores aren’t going to be open overnight on Thanksgiving, the Black Friday annual sales are more alive than […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Title IX and Gender Equity office and its Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation office have combined to form the new Office for Civil Rights and Equity within the Division of Human Resources, Diversity and Inclusion. The OCRE is excited to continue to support students and employees, now in one convenient location. The OCRE […]